The elevator doors slide open on the fifth floor of 222 Berkeley St. in the Back Bay. As you enter the headquarters of the storied Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, home to classics like “Walden” and “Animal Farm,” a cheerful young woman pops out from behind a desk.
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Tooooo funny. However, the creative job titles started with sanitary engineers (garbage collectors), home economists (wife) . . . and surely you can think of many others that popped up in the 60's.