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news 9 chiefs you don’t need in the C-suite Taking it to the topImage by Getty Images The dot-com era is widely remembered as a time of excess, experimentation, hubris, and whimsy in the tech industry. Well, tech may have matured a bit, but the.. SHARE ON: admin — October 26, 2018 Taking it to the top Image by Getty Images The dot-com era is widely remembered as a time of excess, experimentation, hubris, and whimsy in the tech industry. Well, tech may have matured a bit, but there are still some "out-of-the-box" job titles out there—and they've spread into the wider world of business, and upstairs to the C-suite. From the confusing but vaguely professional ("Chief Advancement Officer") to the touchy-feely ("Chief Story Teller") to the downright bizarre ("Chief Wizard"), these titles may make their holders happy, but they aren't always the best business decision, according to the experts we spoke to. Let's take a trip to the top of the most irritatingly whimsical org chart. To read this article in full, please click here