Engagement senior
Spanish translation: jefe de equipo
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|  Selected response from: John Rynne Local time: 18:59 | ||||||
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7 mins confidence: 
| engagement senior principal, de mayor rango, socio mayoritario Explanation: Esto tiene una conotacion de jerarquias. Escoge el que mas se asemeje al texto en general. Example sentence(s):
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| engagement senior Ejecutivo de Coordinación (del proyecto) / Responsable del Desarrollo del Proyecto Explanation: Just a few ideas: Director de captación de clientes gerente / director / jefe de contratación Ejecutivo de Coordinación (del proyecto) / Responsable del Desarrollo del Proyecto Ejecutivo de relaciones (entre cliente y Compañía) |
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17 mins confidence:
| engagement senior Gerente sénior de gestión de clientes Explanation: Customer Engagement Manager (CEM) es un puesto acuñado recientemente para definir el cargo con la responsabilidad de gestión y mantenimiento de clientes. Según lo que aparece en internet, se utiliza el nombre del puesto directamente en inglés. Reference: http://www.sap.com/spain/company/careers/disponible/2007_05_... |
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6 hrs confidence:
| engagement senior jefe de equipo Explanation: I used to work for a big audit international audit firm. A "senior" is a person who is in charge of a team of "juniors" and is hoping to become a "manager" one of these days. A "manager" is someone in charge of a team of "seniors" (and all their "juniors") and is hoping to become a partner some day. They were generally referred to as "senior" but in written proposals they would be called "jefes de equipo". The "juniors" were called "consultores" (!), at least for written proposal purposes. The whole "engagement" thing means "el proyecto en cuestión". It is used to disguise the fact that most of the people assigned to a project (e.g. audit, due diligence, etc.) are also working on something else too. So, you can't call a senior "gerente" because that's what his/her boss is called. |
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17 hrs confidence:
| engagement senior Director/Gerente de Contratación (de Servicios) Explanation: Suerte |
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