group leader
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A group leader is the head of an organizational unit called a group in an organization, a group, or a school. Position mainly used in companies, government offices, etc. Japanese says Han-Cyo. > stuff for example 漢字 班長 はんちょう

vice chief of a unit
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It is a position for a person who is in a managerial position in the section, which is the smallest unit to carry out business. It is one lower position of the chief. Japanese calls Fuku-Kakari-Cho. > job in Kanji stocks 副係長 ふくかかりちょう

head of a unit
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It is a position for a person who is in a managerial position in the section, which is the smallest unit to carry out business. Japanese calls Kakari-Cho. > job in Kanji stocks 係長 かかりちょう

head assistant of a unit
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It is an assistant role of the head of unit. There is no discretionary power, and it is often attached for convenience. Japanese calls Kakari-Cho-Ho-Sa. > job in Kanji stocks 係長補佐 かかりちょうほさ 漢字。日本では一般的に係長 > 副係長 > 係長補佐 である。

vice chief of a section
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a person responsible for the section of a business. Japanese calls Fuku-Ka-Cho. > example stuff ふくかちょう 漢字 副課長

head assistant of a section
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It is a position to assist the duties of the section chief. It is a position that is often placed in government offices and local governments. Japanese calls Ka-Cho-Ho-Sa. > job in Japanese Kanji stocks かちょうほさ 漢字 課長補佐

head of a section
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a person responsible for the section of a business. Japanese calls Ka-Cho. > class of company stocks 課長 かちょう

deputy manager of a department
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In an organization such as an administrative agency or a private company, it is a job / position that is placed as an agent or deputy for the job of the department manager. The position directly under the manager. Japanese calls Ji-Cho. > job in Japanese Kanji stocks 次長 じちょう

head assistant of a department
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A position to assist the work of the chief director in department. There is no authority. Japanese calls Bu-Cho-Ho-Sa. > job in Japanese Kanji stocks 部長補佐 ぶちょうほさ 漢字

head of a department
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a person responsible for the administration of a business. A senior manager who manages subordinates working in the field from the perspective of management. Unlike when I was a section chief who worked in the field, management skills with an eye on the entire organization and high human power that subordinates love are required. … Read More

principal duty
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a person responsible for the administration of a business. Japanese calls Sen-Mu. > example stuff せんむ 漢字 専務取締役

vice chief of a department
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The role of assisting the chief director in the department. Or the person in that role. The position next to the chief director. Japanese calls Fuku-Bu-Cho. > job in Kanji stocks 副部長 ふくぶちょう

executive managing director
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a person responsible for the administration of a business. Japanese calls Jo-Mu. > example stuff じょうむ 漢字 常務取締役

company director
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Please check it out! > example stuff someone who administers a business. member of a board of directors. Japanese calls Tori-Shimari-Yaku. とりしまりやく 漢字

company president
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senior vice president
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> example products an executive vice officer of a firm or corporation. the vice leader of a group meeting. Japanese calls Fuku-Sha-Cho. 副社長 ふくしゃちょう 漢字

[Kanji] head of a department Long sleeves T-Shirt
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[Kanji] head of a department T-Shirt a person responsible for the administration of a business. A manager in an organization. A manager is a person who directs workers and runs an organization in the field. Japanese calls Bu-Cho.

representative director
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A director who has authority to represent a stock company. The Representative Director supervises Directors’ performance of duties. Japanese calls Dai-Hyo-Tori-Shimari-Yaku. > head kanji stocks だいひょうとりしまりやく 漢字