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		<title>What is Your Job Title?</title>
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		<description>The other day I enrolled my daughter for her first school class. The application interview went well. That is, until I was asked: &apos;What is your occupation?&apos; I was lost for words. The same happens to me each time I go to a party. Inevitably, somebody will ask: &apos;What are you doing for a living?&apos; I used to call myself a &apos;usability engineer&apos;. Not that I like the term particularly. But it sounds respectable. Unfortunately, that got me into trouble with the Association of Professional Engineers. You cannot call yourself an engineer unless you are a member. Well, I am not a member. And I am not planning to become one soon, either.</description>
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