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1 officer
sMIL oficial | director, funcionari | agent de policia -
2 chief information officer
s gestor -a d'informació, infonomistaComunicació. Informació. ProfessionsDef. del Termcat: Persona que s'ocupa de gestionar, dissenyar i desenvolupar els sistemes d'informació en una organització, especialment en l'àmbit de les noves tecnologies. -
3 chief knowledge officer
s gestor -a del coneixementComunicació. Informació. ProfessionsDef. del Termcat: Persona que s'ocupa de gestionar els coneixements implícits o explícits en una organització, especialment en l'àmbit de les noves tecnologies. -
4 commanding officer
s comandant -
5 commissioned officer
s oficial o sotsoficial de l'exercit (excepte sergent) -
6 customs officer
s empleat -ada de duana -
7 first officer
s segon de bord -
8 flying officer
s tinent d'aviació -
9 naval officer
s oficial de la marina -
10 noncommissioned officer
s sotsoficial -
11 personnel officer
s cap de personal -
12 petty officer
s sotsoficial de la marina -
13 pilot officer
s oficial d'aviació -
14 police officer
s agent de policia -
15 press officer
s cap de premsa -
16 probation officer
s encarregat de vigilar els que estan en llibertat vigilada -
17 public relations officer
s agent de relacions públiques -
18 returning officer
s escrutador -a -
19 revenue officer
s agent fiscal -
20 CEO
sigles chief executive officer director general
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