I work at an adorably quirky company. A little bit ago, the employees were asked to create their own job titles. We could be as whimsical as we wanted, as long as there was still some idea of our actual tasks implied in the title. After several weeks we had a troop of ninjas, a squad of defenders, and cubicles filled with gurus. I wanted to go with Dark Mistress of the Flow Charts, but eventually I joined some of the ninjas in the marketing department.
So today at the Toads I'm asking you to come up with dream job titles. Be creative and whimsical too, but also tell us a little about the job. What that does the title allows you to take ownership of? How is it fulfilling? Is it a step towards other, bigger things? As always, your piece should be a new poem created for this prompt. Any format is fine. Be sure to hop around the pond and see what the other Toads have come up with and start some conversations.
Hi Rommy! I was planning on making up a dream job but realised I already do it on a voluntary basis. I wrote my poetic job description as a nursery rhyme to match the job.
ReplyDelete@Kim - Aw! That's terrific you have that in your life.
ReplyDeleteI just got home from work and my head aches... I don't think my initial response to this prompt would be fit for publication..
ReplyDeleteHaha! Can't wait to see what everyone will come up with.
Hi Rommy! You got my imagination going....then it just bounded away!
ReplyDeletegreat prompt Rommy
ReplyDeleteHow about Retired Drain On Society? ;-)
ReplyDeleteOf course I'll come up with something better than that. :-)
Invitation to fun writes. Will be back with something humourous😁
ReplyDeleteWhat a great prompt - although not as easy as it would seem - LOL - but tons of fun. Thanks for the poke of inspiration.
ReplyDelete"Water Watcher" was a good one. Maybe I'll make the time to write something about a "title" I've already mentioned in prose blog posts: Hereditary Guardian of the Spring.
ReplyDeleteEvening, Toads! Thanks, Rommy! :)
ReplyDeleteOh....it was a difficult prompt!
ReplyDeleteJo, I loved your poem, but am not sure if my comment got through. I tried re-sending it, but had trouble with that too. Bless you for the work you do!!!!!
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