if you dont own a registered company why do people call themselves 'CEO's'

[TwentyDzn]

Title says it, especially service team owners

 

[styx]

People on this forum use titles for the sake of "professionalism." They think because they invest thousands of dollars on Minecraft servers, they're suddenly an entrepreneur. They think owning service teams make them "CEOs." But eh, that's how MC-Market goes. Just like how server owners add "TM" and "LLC" to their server names to make it seem like they're superior.

 

[pomduh]

Let them believe what they want

 

[TwentyDzn]

Let them believe what they want

People on this forum use titles for the sake of "professionalism." They think because they invest thousands of dollars on Minecraft servers, they're suddenly an entrepreneur. They think owning service teams make them "CEOs." But eh, that's how MC-Market goes. Just like how server owners add "TM" and "LLC" to their server names to make it seem like they're superior.

When I was 13-14 that's how old most of them act. I was outside not calling myself a 'CEO' AHAHAH

 

[pomduh]

When I was 13-14 that's how old most of them act. I was outside not calling myself a 'CEO' AHAHAH

I'm enjoying the 13 life

 

[CodySir]

Most of the people here are going to handle money for a multi-billion dollar company when they get older.

They're going to work at McDonalds as a Cashier.

 

[mattc]

Or more accurately people with no sales out here with 17 directors 98 co owners 24 and a half general managers 87 support ops each being promoted to founder++ within the first week of their service

all of that for a dropshipping store with a $5 ad budget

omegalul

 

[Kavish]

I mean if you want to sell your Minecraft business or whatever as something legit, you should play the part. I agree CEO is cheesy and something like Owner/Executive would be a better name.

 

[Ivain]

because it sounds fancy. Period. I know, it's stupid, but its funny at the same time.

 

[Lotus]

They think because they invest thousands of dollars on Minecraft servers, they're suddenly an entrepreneur.

I would disagree with you on that. Anyone can be an entrepreneur and this site helps breed young entrepreneurs all the time. That’s the literal definition semantically speaking.

But, giving yourselves titles such as CEO for a tiny 5 person startup is a bit pompous and some may even call it egotistical. Unless you’ve achieved a level of success that is commendable (I’m talking millions in revenue here), you might be better of just referring to yourself as an owner or founder.

Role playing in fancy titles for no respectable reason at all never gives a good impression to other parties.

 

[Mason.]

Or more accurately people with no sales out here with 17 directors 98 co owners 24 and a half general managers 87 support ops each being promoted to founder++ within the first week of their service

all of that for a dropshipping store with a $5 ad budget

omegalul

So true though.