Can anyone come up with a modern title for someone that works in the home?
Posted by admin on September 11th, 2009 at 03:11am
hiya asked:
I was told that it is okay to use “house wife” in my CV but feel that it is a bit dated. Also, Stay at home mom sounds like a person that stays home and doesn’t work. I am sure moms and dads that stay at home with their children will tell you that they work! I think the job title shouldn’t convey wife, husband, mom or dad in it. I would love to hear some fun and creative ideas. Any suggestions???
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I was told that it is okay to use “house wife” in my CV but feel that it is a bit dated. Also, Stay at home mom sounds like a person that stays home and doesn’t work. I am sure moms and dads that stay at home with their children will tell you that they work! I think the job title shouldn’t convey wife, husband, mom or dad in it. I would love to hear some fun and creative ideas. Any suggestions???
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3 Comments for Can anyone come up with a modern title for someone that works in the home?
1. Cosimo vuole li cannola | September 11th, 2009 at 1:29 pm
I heard someone on Italian TV yesterday saying that she prefers the term “imprenditrice” (entrepreneur) to housewife, because bringing up a family and making a home is a family business.
Alternatively, perhaps home-maker.
2. Dinah | September 13th, 2009 at 4:43 am
home-maker is appropriate for a CV.
chief household officer, head of domestic affairs, or domestic engineer, is funny but not appropriate.
3. Dəniz Çiçəği | September 13th, 2009 at 6:58 pm
Domestic manager
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