Question on Acronyms
So this associate just sent me an email with the positions of some contacts. What is an ASO? Also I am assuming D = Director? What is the difference between Director and MDs (he used MD too) then?
This is CS by the way. Thanks.
So this associate just sent me an email with the positions of some contacts. What is an ASO? Also I am assuming D = Director? What is the difference between Director and MDs (he used MD too) then?
This is CS by the way. Thanks.
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probably associate
D/MD is mostly a seniority thing although they do get more say over how the group runs etc
Directors only direct, where as managing directors both manage and direct.
On a serious note, why does it matter? Odds are you will never reach any of these positions.
^ hahaha
^ it helps to know how powerful within the organization someone is when talking to them. It's one thing to speak your mind to an associate, and another to mouth off to a high level MD. Hope this helps.For CS: (I think; not 100%) ANL: Analyst ASO: Associate VP: Vice President D: Director MD: Managing Director
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