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For those of you with a PhD or other Doctorate, what's on your business card? Are you Dr. NAME, or NAME, PhD?
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Why are people still using cards in 2024? Just email me.
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(10-06-2024, 11:02 AM)ReyMysterioso Wrote: Why are people still using cards in 2024? Just email me.
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(10-06-2024, 11:02 AM)ReyMysterioso Wrote: Why are people still using cards in 2024? Just email me.
Conferences, mostly. Our org attends several each year. I tried digital cards, but it's just too much work to pull out your phone and unlock it to get to it when you can carry them with you.
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Having worked in human services and counseling field we had business cards also. The cards provided information to get to the specific caseworker directly instead calling the organization which may employee up to 1000s of employees. A good example would be child protective services. They employee people statewide. They are also field workers so no one is sitting at a desk waiting to answer calls. So calling the organization may not put you directly to them. Plus, caseworkers are in touch with lots of people. It would be impossible to save every number in your phone. Its much easier to pull up clients file and have their business card attached to the file.
