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管理職 (かんりしょく, kanrishoku) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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He is scheduled to take up a managerial position next month.
A manager's job also includes developing subordinates.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 が 管かん 理り 職しょく になる for someone to become a manager
He became a manager after ten years at the company.
管かん 理り 職しょく に 昇しょう 進しん する to be promoted to a managerial position
She is scheduled to be promoted to a management position next month.
管かん 理り 職しょく を 目め 指ざ す to aim for a management position
She is aiming for a management position in the future.
Kanji 管 pipe, tube, wind instrument 理 logic, arrangement, reason Related words 役職 is a general term for any official post or title, while 管理職 specifically means a managerial or supervisory position.
管理者 emphasizes the person who manages or administers something, while 管理職 emphasizes the job title or rank itself.
管理職 refers specifically to managerial positions, often middle management, while 幹部 emphasizes the top decision-making core.
Opposites 一般職 refers to a rank-and-file, non-managerial position, the opposite of 管理職 which involves supervisory authority.
管理職 refers to a managerial position with supervisory authority, the direct opposite of 平社員, who has no subordinates.
Etymology Compound of 管理 (management) and 職 (post, employment).
