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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Director/vice president
Hi,
Which is a higher title, between "the director of the A division" and "the vice president of A division"??
Thank you in avance.
Which is a higher title, between "the director of the A division" and "the vice president of A division"??
Thank you in avance.
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Hi, In my opinion, in N. America the latter is more commonly used and sounds "higher". Clive
- Hi, In my opinion, in N.
- America the latter is more commonly used and sounds "higher".
- Clive
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Hi,
In my opinion, in N. America the latter is more commonly used and sounds "higher".
Clive
In my opinion, in N. America the latter is more commonly used and sounds "higher".
Clive
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Hey
Clive is correct - US uses Vice President as atitle and in UK it is typically Director. May be the same level just different terms.
Director can just be a title - indicating 'head of ' but it can also be used as indicating an authorised officer of the company, so they have legal responisbilites for its actions - specially if the company's stock is held publicly, if the co
Clive is correct - US uses Vice President as atitle and in UK it is typically Director. May be the same level just different terms.
Director can just be a title - indicating 'head of ' but it can also be used as indicating an authorised officer of the company, so they have legal responisbilites for its actions - specially if the company's stock is held publicly, if the co
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Thank you, guys!
Your answers are really helpul.
It's interesting to know the difference of the use of VPs in the U.S. and U.K.
Your answers are really helpul.
It's interesting to know the difference of the use of VPs in the U.S. and U.K.
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