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You nailed it. I've spent 10+ years in SaaS businesses, and I've simplified my job description to: I work for a software company. It does not say anything abo
by xcambar 4y ago
You nailed it.
I've spent 10+ years in SaaS businesses, and I've simplified my job description to: I work for a software company.
It does not say anything about what I do, it could mean engineering or accounting or...
And if/when people want to know more, they just ask.
Bring rather vague helps everyone get just what they want. I always show up happy to answer and open for questions but also offer them exit paths regularly.
- formerkrogemp 4y agoWhat sort of work do you do that involves software and accounting? Disclaimer: I work in accounting in industry.
- xcambar 4y agoThat is a misunderstanding. When I say "I work for a software company", there are a myriad of job positions, not only software. Accounting was just another example, but also legal, HR, sales, etc. It is up to the audience to assume (or ask, resp.) what I specifically do. I happen to be a software engineer, currently employed to manage an enginering team, since you ask.
- formerkrogemp 4y ago> I've spent 10+ years in SaaS businesses, and I've simplified my job description to: I work for a software company. It does not say anything about what I do, it could mean engineering or accounting or.. I see now where I misunderstood. I took that to mean the roles that you performed in the course of your work despite your job title, not that a variety of job roles are available in specific companies such as SaaS. Thank you for clarifying.