• zedcell@lemmygrad.ml
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    Vice president in Citibank is like a manager of a small team, so she’s not particularly senior.

    Source: had a uni friend who became a “VP” about 3 years after graduating.

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      Yea these executives are basically glorified IT, they give advice to people on where to put their money, setting up the bank mobile app, etc.

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        That’s the point, to sound more important than your role really is. You don’t even have to manage people, you can be at the bottom of the corporate hierarchy and still a VP only because you’ve got like 5 years of experience.

        Also afaik you’re most often not the VP of something, just VP. And there is no “president” role. These titles are ridiculous

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          Exactly, titles don’t mean anything. If you run your own company, you can give anyone any designation. I am the ‘president’ of my company, but also ‘chief collaborator’, but sometimes ‘head of global operations’ (it’s a joke, see because if you’re the Head of global operations, you’re really God lol). I’ll let my team pick any title they like, some care more about titles than others.

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        They’ll be like VPs of their individual work team, working under a senior manager who heads up their particular work area. So like one senior vp to 2-3 vps, who oversee 2 juniors each.