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When editing my settings there is a drop down to add "Your job title" in the "Public Profile" section. Can someone add the job title "Apprentice" to this dropdown?
My request is based on two main causes:
In switzerland (and as far as I knnow many other european countries) there are many people who learn their informatics jobs as an apprentice in an apprenticeship (so I do).
Therefore the job title "Apprentice" would be more exact than "Junior SW developer" which I choose until now.
cheers,
Marco Alessandro Bertschi
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If you'd suggest something like Padawan they might comply more easily. 
Cheers!
"I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!"
Ron White, Comedian
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My friend and I did a graduation day prank in which we got the speaker to announce our custom graduation credentials. I graduated with a "concentration in telepathy" and my friend graduated with a "concentration in Jedi tactics".
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Another one: 'The do-it-all'. (My little software company is a 1-man show).
Bob Dole The internet is a great way to get on the net.
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Brisingr Aerowing wrote: 'The do-it-all'
A very important position in a one-man-business. Called 'The Bimbo' if working in a big company  .
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Hi Marco,
Since you can't create a "custom" job-title, perhaps you might consider selecting "Software Developer," or whatever your prefer, and then put a note in your Biography section that in Switzerland, and many European nations, there is a tradition to refer to a software-developer in training, as being an "Apprentice," in a formal status called "Apprenticeship."
Perhaps that would clarify your status for people of most countries ?
yrs, Bill
"What do humans depend on: words ! We're suspended in language: we can never say what's up: or, down. We must communicate experience and ideas, but in ways that do not become ambiguous, and lose objectivity.
For parallels to quantum theory: we must turn to psychology, or to paradoxes thinkers like Buddha and Lao Tzu illuminated, examining reality, as both observer, and actor, in human life's small-scale micro-cosmic drama."
Niels Bohr, 1937
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