Professions, allegedly, where you can spoof your credentials

Depends on how good you are at the job in question. Fake qualifications are probably easy. but once you're on the job, you'll be found out pretty quickly if you don't know what you're doing.

In answer to your question, though: probably finance.

My boss. Spoofer extraordinaire.

HR

For all their talk and diplomas they never seem to walk the walk.

"We'd prefer if you'd sort that out at a local level"

Psychology is hard to get into. There is actually a special council that meets in Dublin twice a year to decide which foreign psychologists are eligible to have their qualifications recognised here. It's a long and painful process to get in

Also if you study psychology in Ireland you have to do a certain amount of volunteer work for Brothers of Charity or similar organisation "for your sins" before you can get an actual job

‘Performance Coach’ in sports

Basically watch a match and give your thoughts on it

The GAA is full of them - especially the bloated backroom teams of Inter County GAA...

"Performance Analyst/ Consultant"

"High Performance Director"

"Team Liaison Officer"

"Statistics Analyst"

In other areas.....

"Lifestyle & Wellness Coach"

"Social Media Manager"

"Influencer"

"Security Consultant"

"Psychotherapist"

US President

Dietitians without doubt (They should carry a government health warning😊)

Heard one on the radio recently and she was spoofing it big time. She recommended that we all should drink a minimum of 10 litres of water a day. She was called out on this by a medical doctor who spoke so much common sense - he basically said that 10 L. is way too much for a human, OK perhaps for a cow or horse ! that it would overload the kidneys and could cause serious long term damage. Drink water when thirsty not because some self appointed expert tells you to force yourself to do drink ! There is no minimum or maximum as no two people are the same or have the same metabolism etc.

In regard to the analysis titled you’ve mentioned above - why do you think these roles are spoof roles?

A performance analyst is an entry level job anyway. Even at that, the title of ‘analyst’ is generally incorrect in GAA. It’s usually somebody that does data coding rather than analysis itself.

It’s not like some wizard is needed for them

i was made aware of this woman a long time ago, some have been well known about for years.....