President: The president of a Korean enterprise generally refers to the top leader and decision maker of an organization. However, due to social and cultural differences, in Japan and South Korea, the word president will be used to represent the highest-level chairman of the company.
President: This is the most common name for Korean companies, just like the boss in China. Sometimes the position setting will be slightly different according to the situation of each company.
Director: equivalent to the position of director, that is, the title that can be responsible for specific affairs or not. Positions usually called directors generally have no real power, such as managing directors and special directors.
Second section chief: this is a deputy position, and it is also a position that only large enterprises or government departments will set up. A management position lower than that of ministers and representatives, responsible for assisting ministers and representatives.
Department Head: This is the position of a small department head, similar to that of China Company. Because there is no word head in Korean or Japanese, this position is called department head or room head, and its function is the same as that of department head.
The positions of Korean companies are:
Chairman, vice-chairman, chairman, vice-chairman, expert director, executive director, director, consultant, minister, minister's agent, second director, department head, department head, department agent, director and staff.
President generally refers to the top leader and decision-maker of an organization, and in some cases will be called "boss" and "head". In Japan and Korea, it is used to represent the highest-ranking chairman in company positions.
Some store managers and managers in Korea are also called presidents. For example, we often hear president XXX in Korean dramas. This president usually refers to people like store managers and managers.