[lisa123]

Hi Everyone
Just thought i would ask everyone what job title they gave themselves.

We know we are self employed, sole traders, partnerships etc, but what is your actual job title??

Owner/Manager
Cleaner Manager

or just Self employed Cleaner

I'm creating some ID badge for myself and business partner with our piccies and company, job title and name.

What should I call myself??

[daniel b]

On my letter heads and faxed quotations etc i put proprietor.

kind regards
Daniel Blythen
Proprietor

[24-7 S C Services]

Hi Lisa

I think a good one should be ' Operations Manager' and maybe the other 'Client Manager'. Therefore one has the responsibility of looking after the running of the business and the other, looking after your clients needs.

My previous titles have been, 'Operations Manager', 'Accounts Manager',  'Sales Manager', Senior sales Executive', 'Managing Director'.

Hope that gives u an idea

Andrew

[Tim Downer]

Cleaning Manager is my title, as i work for a company. Before when i had my own cleaning business as a limited company, i was managing director.

Tim

[Jan K]

Hi Lisa!

I put Proprietor too

Jan

[blacksheep]

deptuy cleaning manager at the mo, i like the term client manager

[lisa123]

Hi thanks everyone for sharing
I like the idea of being an operations manager/client manager, makes it sound better that what we do

Keep hem coming

[lisa123]

i have used the term cleaner manager as we are the cleaners and the managers at the moment, but as we get more experienced we will be operations and client managers sounds very important.

thanks every1

[24-7 S C Services]

HI Lisa

Sounds great, good luck on your clean today, hope it all goes well


Andrew

[martin19842]

hi there,

at the end of the day you can call yoursellf what you want, as long as you are earning the money.

clients, want a job to be done, to the level they have purchased.

have a good weekend everybody

regards

martin

[dustycorner]

When we are really busy my job description changes to backup scrubber lol

Cheers Mark.