Modern job titles for new and traditional roles?

Tons I should think I went from being a Nursing Officer to a Head of Nursing Services to a Service Manager...same kind of job different title but subtley eroding the professional status.

Sounds familiar Bertha.
My niece went from a very proud Theatre Sister to a Band 7 Theatre Practitioner.

Many years ago now, when I was producing children and running a home, I used to give my occupation as domestic executive director.

Geekesse: wish I’d have thought of that title when my children were young— it describes thé job perfectly!!

I'm not your little woman, your darling or your dear
I'm a wage slave without wages, I'm a maintenance engineer.

We sang that when I was a teenager.

Anyone remember who wrote it? I'm thinking Malvina Reynolds, or maybe Peggy Seeger?

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I was the secretary at a small village primary school. I used to describe myself as 'educational administrator' or 'the old dragon in the office' depending on my mood.

I’m Project Manager at Self Unemployed!

Full-time Resident Domestic Engineer here.

I considered myself Domestic Engineer and Matriarch of the kitchen.

On our local council -
Director of Place

SIL is a self employed transparent wall maintenance technician.

Years ago if you worked in an office, there was the boss, the supervisor, typists and anyone else was a clerk.

vq ? mine is coming on Wednesday - long poles now, no cloths?

Yes indeed. His mode of transportation holds a large liquid containment system.