I like it when people use their full qualifications in their bios. I once came across a woman (not literally!) who had a diploma in hypnotherapy which she had on her sig. She was working in a technical consultancy.
Surveyors , architects and engineers do it all the time . The length of letter construction they have in respect of their degrees almost fall off the page .
Ha - I got it wrong - it's "he/she/they". Shows what I know. I have been out of the game for a bit but do not get this at all. When I converse with someone, I generally prefer the pronoun "you" no matter how they identify.
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A Phat AC/DC?
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u sound intimidated.
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Why wouldn't you put credentials in your signature.
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I like it when people use their full qualifications in their bios. I once came across a woman (not literally!) who had a diploma in hypnotherapy which she had on her sig. She was working in a technical consultancy.
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The only way to respond is to add your cycling proficiency badge to your own signature
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A foley artist?
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Tends to reek of insecurity. Chap in my shop does this, all the letters he possibly has claim to, and we all know why.
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SFB - Arnold J Rimmer. BSC SSC.
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Surveyors , architects and engineers do it all the time . The length of letter construction they have in respect of their degrees almost fall off the page .
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Tax advisors sometimes feel the need to because so many jokers operate in the field
I'd call myself dr clergs rather than clergs phd tho
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Maybe they're pronouns? #Be kind.
Great Ref Jim!
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You sure it's not ACAB?
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Arnold Judas Rimmer BSC, SSC
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I've got my 5m and 10m swimming badges on mine.
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If I mention "him/her/they" in a signature will I get beaten?
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HNW220729 Mar 23 17:35
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If I mention "him/her/they" in a signature will I get beaten?
one person regularly emails me with that in his signature footer. but he's a good guy so i don't mind.
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Ha - I got it wrong - it's "he/she/they". Shows what I know. I have been out of the game for a bit but do not get this at all. When I converse with someone, I generally prefer the pronoun "you" no matter how they identify.
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The chap who springs to mind when I see stuff like this is a loss adjuster with a law degree.
It SCREAMS "I could have got a training contract if I'd wanted to!"
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