“Senior Managing Director.
I’m not sure I can wrap my head around this one. We’re going to have a senior managing director who’s at the helm of a large organization.
Well, that’s not a normal role. Senior Managing Director is an executive role that usually requires someone with a high managerial position and who is considered a leading manager and probably not someone who is a super nice guy. In fact, I think the phrase “senior managing director” is only used in the company itself.
Senior Managing Director is a manager who is responsible for the daily running of the business and the overall direction of the organization. While the company that is running the company is a member of the organization, managing the day to day activities of the company is the responsibility of the senior managing director.
This guy is the senior managing director of Arkane Studios and is the guy who’s basically our leader. He has a lot of influence over the direction of the company but he just doesn’t do the real work. He’s the one who manages the money, puts the strategy together, and gets the word out about what’s going on with the company.
The last person I want to be telling you about is the company’s president. The one who runs the day to day operations of the company and the one who makes the choices about what the company is doing. He is the one that decides what the company does and how it does it.
This is why I think it’s important to know who the CEO is before you get too involved. I know I’m not that great at it. I’m the one that decides what it is the company is doing and how, and I know how to make it work and be successful, but I’m not the one that decides how we’re going to do it.
I know I have a lot to learn about leadership, and that this isn’t even a real word, but I thought it might be important to have a little bit of an example. I think this is an opportunity to teach the younger generation how to be successful in their jobs. I’m not sure all of the younger executives have been exposed to this level of responsibility in their workplace, but I think they are much more likely to take the opportunity to learn how to be successful.
By making it clear to all those younger managers that their job is to be successful in the workplace, they are going to have more job security. Those who don’t take the job seriously are going to go out and make mistakes and then have to go back to work and take it less seriously.
I think that if you take a look at the way that our senior managing directors are portrayed on our site, they are not the stereotypical “goddamned CEO” that we have come to associate with our own website. Our site is much more “trendy” in its own right.