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Slight aside, but how do people make the distinction between a Director and a VP? What's the clear (if any) delineation of job descriptions?
by debacle 8y ago
Slight aside, but how do people make the distinction between a Director and a VP? What's the clear (if any) delineation of job descriptions?
- dmode 8y agoVP = head of a function or business unit. Director = head of a very large team. For Tesla, engineering head would be a VP, but head of Autopilot will most likely be a director. Doesn't always hold up though.
- manigandham 8y agoThere is no clear delineation. VP is usually higher than Director, although some companies have it the other way, and VP titles can have many levels like AVP, SVP, EVP, etc. In some companies there is a Managing Director instead of a CEO.