Definition of job title in English:

job title

noun

A name that describes someone's job or position.
his official job title is administrative assistant
Example sentencesExamples
- It's critical that job seekers not depend on a job title to define their potential value to a company.
- You're not defined by your job title and you're not confined by your job description.
- Last September, I switched back to my old job title: program director.
- Make a careful note of who you speak to, their job title and when you spoke to them.
- Most of the time, the skills don't have to change, just the job title.
- Blessed with job titles like Head of Inspiration, they spend their working lives writing 'mission statements' and trading intellectual capital.
- You can also search the network by company, job title, interests - any of the fields that are listed in the profile.
- People want job titles and work roles that are open-ended enough to let them do all kinds of different things.
- They actually care about job titles - they want a title that pushes them ahead on their career path.
- His official job title is business development manager but, in a functional sense, he is actually the business manager.

Definition of job title in US English:

job title

noun

A name that describes someone's job or position.
his official job title is administrative assistant
Example sentencesExamples
- People want job titles and work roles that are open-ended enough to let them do all kinds of different things.
- You're not defined by your job title and you're not confined by your job description.
- Blessed with job titles like Head of Inspiration, they spend their working lives writing 'mission statements' and trading intellectual capital.
- You can also search the network by company, job title, interests - any of the fields that are listed in the profile.
- Last September, I switched back to my old job title: program director.
- Most of the time, the skills don't have to change, just the job title.
- It's critical that job seekers not depend on a job title to define their potential value to a company.
- Make a careful note of who you speak to, their job title and when you spoke to them.
- His official job title is business development manager but, in a functional sense, he is actually the business manager.
- They actually care about job titles - they want a title that pushes them ahead on their career path.

单词	job title
释义	Definition of job title in English: job title noun A name that describes someone's job or position. his official job title is administrative assistant Example sentencesExamples It's critical that job seekers not depend on a job title to define their potential value to a company. You're not defined by your job title and you're not confined by your job description. Last September, I switched back to my old job title: program director. Make a careful note of who you speak to, their job title and when you spoke to them. Most of the time, the skills don't have to change, just the job title. Blessed with job titles like Head of Inspiration, they spend their working lives writing 'mission statements' and trading intellectual capital. You can also search the network by company, job title, interests - any of the fields that are listed in the profile. People want job titles and work roles that are open-ended enough to let them do all kinds of different things. They actually care about job titles - they want a title that pushes them ahead on their career path. His official job title is business development manager but, in a functional sense, he is actually the business manager. Definition of job title in US English: job title noun A name that describes someone's job or position. his official job title is administrative assistant Example sentencesExamples People want job titles and work roles that are open-ended enough to let them do all kinds of different things. You're not defined by your job title and you're not confined by your job description. Blessed with job titles like Head of Inspiration, they spend their working lives writing 'mission statements' and trading intellectual capital. You can also search the network by company, job title, interests - any of the fields that are listed in the profile. Last September, I switched back to my old job title: program director. Most of the time, the skills don't have to change, just the job title. It's critical that job seekers not depend on a job title to define their potential value to a company. Make a careful note of who you speak to, their job title and when you spoke to them. His official job title is business development manager but, in a functional sense, he is actually the business manager. They actually care about job titles - they want a title that pushes them ahead on their career path.
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