A chief operating officer is an example of what level of manager

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Brewster

7 August, 06:57

A chief operating officer is an example of what level of manager

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Willie Frost · Answer 1

Executive - officer with more power

Lilia Brock · Answer 2

A Chief Operating Office (COO) is usually considered in the Top level of management of the Executive level of management (these terms can be used interchangeably).

This means that the COO is not usually focused on the day to day operations of organization, but focused on the long-term planning and oversight of the organization.