What are some examples of "careers" that sound more important than they really are?

like a "sales assistant" or "occupational therapist"

or "data entry specialist"? or "custodian"? "child care worker"?

I know there is one for a person who makes who works with food in the kitchen at McDonalds, but I cannot remember it.



What is the deal with these job names sounding so important. Everybody has some special name for their "career"?What are some examples of "careers" that sound more important than they really are?
Food Transport Consultant = Waiter

Custodial Engineer = JanitorWhat are some examples of "careers" that sound more important than they really are?
state comptroller. they don't really do much. at least nothing that the state treasurer can't/ doesn't do.
teacherWhat are some examples of "careers" that sound more important than they really are?
Sanitary Engineer i.e., custodian.
customer service associateWhat are some examples of "careers" that sound more important than they really are?
Primary maintenance specialist. (janitor)
-Environmentalist

-Custodian

-Economist

-Chef

-Cocktail Waitress

-Advertising Executive

-Attorney

-Chiropractor

-Nonprofit Manager

-Police Officer

-Psychologist

-Real Estate Agent

-Small Business Owner

-Teacher

-Manacurist

-Disk Jockey

-Nurse

-Counselor

-Detective

-Politician

-White House Aid

-Spokesperson
Each career has a different meaning to someone, esp if they are the ones having to do it. Who are you to knock the importance of a job? The next job that you have, think about it. Grease trap cleaner, mopping person, or order taker... think about how you would name your job :)