Do You Think Having A Respectable Job Title Is Important?

You believe in respectable job titles that showcase where you've gotten in the workforce. In fact, you think success is measured by the title you have. CEO, business owner, founder, and VP are all titles to aspire to in your book. Titles mean security, wealth, and better quality of life.

You believe job titles are moderately important, meaning there is more to life and 'success' than whatever the job title is. This means that if you find a job rewarding, you consider yourself successful despite the job title. You don't live to work, and you certainly aren't going to overwork yourself into losing the other aspects of life that bring you joy.

You believe that those respectable job titles are just a product of social pressures. It attracts a better partner, and it looks better on paper. It stuns at holiday dinners and makes your parents proud. Furthermore, it's a way for people to feel better about making rich men richer--all those CEOs! You're no pawn though; you take a stand. You refuse to give in to the pressure. You just do what you want to do, because it gives you enough money to live on. And after all, isn't that what really matters?