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Topic: Career/Training
Job Title? Jack Of All Trades Hitting The Ceiling
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My actual job description encompasses the management of ALL of the marketing functions for the company (all marcom, sales support, salesforce.com, reporting... etc.) plus other tasks not directly related to a marketing coordinator position.
My other tasks include customer training and support for software/new media/apps, being part of a team of app and product developers and designing apps.
I have a strong design/tech background which is why I fell into this position, but I have quite a bit on my plate with no support.
I've been given the opportunity to revise my title. I have no one reporting to me, and I feel there's little room to move up with a director above me. I'm lost on how to position myself. Any ideas?