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Technical Director is a better term. (In fact, it's the job title I use). It says you are in charge of tech without implying anything about the size of your co
by Negitivefrags 9y ago
Technical Director is a better term. (In fact, it's the job title I use).
It says you are in charge of tech without implying anything about the size of your company.
- rjsw 9y agoIt also makes it clear that you are a director of the company, a CxO might not be a member of the board.
- matthewmacleod 9y agoI would be wary of that one though; I've been 'technical director' in the past without being 'director'.
- matthewmacleod 9y agoYeah, that's not actually a bad idea. Also 'Marketing director' etc.; there are reasonable equivalents for other roles.
- jaclaz 9y agoIt depends, if you are directing only another person or two, which actually is/are actually colleague(s) "Technical Director" sounds also pretentious (to me at least). There is nothing bad in being few/small, of course but I often have this impression that the smaller the company is the more resounding are titles on business cards.