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kknisley
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« on: April 20, 2001, 06:38:34 am » |
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For me, it's the title and any initials you can put after your name, whether it CPS, FLMA, CPCU, CPA, PhD., etc. Money is a good thing, but in 99.9% of the places I've worked, the title is the sign of successs. I've seen people with the "Administrative Assistant" and "Executive Secretary" titles get more respect than the "Secretary" title, even though the jobs and duties are exactly the same.
I was in a job once where I made more than the department managers, but they got more respect than I did because they were a "manager" and I was "just a secretary."
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