Managerial Level

This sub-textual structure represents the parts of a manager's title associated with the seniority level (with functional areas, industrial areas, and regions represented separately). The sub-textual structure is comprised of two parts: the overall designation (e.g., ‘President’ or ‘Director’), and then a series of modifiers (e.g., ‘Vice’, ‘Senior’, ‘Deputy’), that cover the breadth of possible adjustments that can be made to the primary title.

• Key Notes
• Specification
• Examples
• Managerial Levels

Key Notes

• While an individual job title can have only one primary level, it is possible to have multiple modifiers.

Specification

Examples

{  
   "ORIGINAL":"Interim Chief Technology Officer",
   "LEVEL":"CHIEF-OFFICER",   
   "INTERIM":true,
   "CLEANED":"CHIEF-OFFICER",    
}

{  
   "ORIGINAL":"CO-CEO",
   "LEVEL":"CEO",   
   "CO-LEVEL":true,
   "CLEANED":"CEO",    
}

{  
   "ORIGINAL":"Vice President",
   "LEVEL":"PRESIDENT",   
   "Vice":true,  
   "CLEANED":"Vice President",    
}

{  
   "ORIGINAL":"Senior Vice President",
   "LEVEL":"PRESIDENT",   
   "Vice":true,  
   "Senior":true,  
   "CLEANED":"SENIOR Vice President",    
}

Managerial Levels