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'PM' usually denotes 'Prime Minister'. I suspect this is not your actual occupation. Furthermore, great entrepreneurs should be separated.
by thomaseng 13y ago
'PM' usually denotes 'Prime Minister'. I suspect this is not your actual occupation. Furthermore, great entrepreneurs should be separated.
- georgemcbay 13y agoIf you work in tech in the USA, 'PM' usually denotes 'Project Manager'.
- thomaseng 13y agoWell, thats a demotion, isn't it?
- jholman 13y agoPM usually means "post meridian", far more often than it means "prime minister". You have to work out what an abbreviation means in context. It can mean "project manager" (as georgemcbay said) or "product manager" (which is different from project manager, but they sometimes look similar from the perspective of a programmer). It's pretty clear from context that one of these was more likely than "prime minister".