Mechanic: Machine Solutions and Rectifications Consultant. B.T.W. I notice we are all very fond of the words "supervisor" and "specialist". (myself included) I'm hoping that we can all practice being at least figuratively correct when we choose words to describe a position. If the job indeed has a supervisory capacity, then use the word supervisor. If a degree of special training is needed to complete the required job then specialist is appropriate. I'd love it if we used this game to challenge ourselves into thinking inside and outside of the box. Even the humorous job titles manage to highlight a layer of irony. Great job so far. Next - Lion Tamer
Singer Songwriter: Vocal artist able to write harmonious words of beauty (I have two I would really like defined.) 1) Jedi Master 2) Office Secretary Assitant (<---- This is my job description)
1) Disciplined Ensurer of the Continued and Correct Utilization of The Force 2) Human Collaborator to a Designated Expedition Liaison Officer Based in an Insular Working Environment **Both are rather verbose, my apologies if this is undesirable** Waiter