My ambition is to land a senior management position at a fast-growing company that offers a demanding work environment and allows me to put my analytical and management talents to good use. My ambitions are to work for a long time with a strong and developing company that values expertise, devotion, and hard work. I have extensive operational and non-operational expertise in Pakistani community development initiatives and programs spanning more than two years. Education, elementary education, community development, youth empowerment, human rights, child protection, and humanitarian coordination were some of the areas in which I worked for several organizations.
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After working hard and gaining years of experience, you might find yourself getting promoted up the ladder to a senior management position within your firm. Senior management jobs generally include positions within the following groups: Director, Vice President, C-level, and CEO.
Depending on the size of the company, and the industry in which it operates, you could find that the same job title has different meanings, different responsibilities, and a very different salary. However, these jobs generally carry a certain level of responsibility in common and have tasks relevant to the position's title.
Company Directors
A director is a senior management position responsible for the strategic and tactical management of a significant piece of the company.
Directors typically manage a few subordinate managers. Within their area of responsibility, they generally have wide latitude, with an expectation to meet broad goals. Normally they have responsibility for managing the profit and loss of their group or division and have hiring authority within their budget.
Some larger organizations may have associate director or assistant director jobs. The individuals in such positions usually assist another director in managing his area. However, the title can also be used for someone with director-level responsibility, but for a smaller part of the organization or someone whose lack of experience or seniority in the company doesn't justify the higher title.
The Senior Director title may be assigned to an individual responsible for a larger part of the organization. It also may be assigned to someone who has been on the job longer.
Many large organizations also use the managing director title. This individual manages a substantial part of the organization. This person manages a group of other managers and/or directors. The managing director may be responsible for managing an entire region, a function across all regions, or a specific business unit.
In a few organizations, like consulting firms where the director title is used by all management levels, managing directors have the responsibility not only to oversee teams and direct work efforts on client engagements but to also bring in new clients to the firm.
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