What the difference between these two roles: Project Delivery Manager Manager, Project Delivery
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The order of the words and the comma
PM role Manager role?
This sounds like Deloitte. If so, the first is a project delivery model role where you basically just deliver. The latter is a manager role who oversees some sort of project delivery.
The first role is a job description and responsibility, where no job level or title is implied. The second is a job level and title. For example, I’ve assigned consultants or senior consultants into the first role but they were clearly not a “manager” level.
Typically these type of titling is associated with individual contributor role vs management role. Both will be in project delivery area but the first one is an individual contributor role and the second one is a first level manager role (there is typically a supervisor role below this level that manage non-exempt positions mostly)
What firm? Though PC1 sounds correct
I think it's Deloitte
Same difference as Assistant Manager vs. Assistant to Manager
The difference is that together they are confusing