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Her money comes to you through PRX. Hi it's Gene Chatsky and welcome to her money. How many of you are obsessed with job titles? I see Kelly raising her hand in the

background because when we decided that in our little Mary band of Gene Chatsky Inc. that we would promote Kelly and hire somebody else.

Kelly and I spent so many hours trying to decide what we should call her.

The titles are really important.

I remember when I was at Working Woman magazine, which was my first job out of college.

I was an editorial assistant assistant editor.

There seemed to be a vast difference between those two things, although the job was very much the

same.

And I wanted that title a lot more than I even wanted the

raise that came with it which considering the fact that I was making about

$11,000 at the time was really, really stupid.

Another title story from my past.

I did a story for Smart Money magazine

in one of the early issues where I found at Intuit, which is the company that you probably know these

days because it's the publisher of TurboTax, it's the publisher of Mint. It was originally

the publisher of Quicken. And at Quicken, they had a guy whose job it was to just go around the country and talk about

how great Quicken was.

He was the Quicken, I don't think he was the proselytizer but he was something very very

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