Hi HR Friends, we want to promote an employee from Sr. Executive - Admin to the next level. What designation should be given, other than Asst. Manager - Admin? Is there any designation between Sr. Exec and A.M.? Please suggest.
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Sasi Rekha
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Coordinator - Admin or Senior Coordinator - Admin can be given. However, such designations would typically be available within an organization with substantial departments and operational workload.
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Deepak R
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Asst. Supervisor, Supervisor, Senior Supervisor can be used if you do not Managerial position
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Asst. Supervisor, Supervisor, Senior Supervisor can be used if you do not Managerial position
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It’s depend upon your Organizattional Structure or Hierarchy..but may be you opt Junior Manger or Dy.Manager.... Regards, Madhur Jain
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I agree with Mr. Madhur. You may designate him as Jr. Manager, but in the general industry designation hierarchy, it is Jr. Officer - Officer - Sr. Officer - Executive - Sr. Executive - Asst. Manager - Dy. Manager - Manager - Sr. Manager. In some organizations, Jr. Manager will be positioned before Dy. Manager.
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