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job ranks
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USA
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Job ranks are clearly defined and often hierarchical, with titles such as CEO, manager, supervisor, and associate.
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job ranks
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United States
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Job ranks such as manager, director, and executive carry significant status and are considered prestigious.
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3
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job ranks
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United States
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Job ranks are often defined by titles and hierarchical structures, with clear distinctions between levels of authority and responsibility.
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4
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job ranks
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United States
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Job ranks are often tied to hierarchical structures and come with different levels of authority, responsibility, and compensation.
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5
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job ranks
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United States
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Higher job ranks often come with larger salaries and more authority, with clear distinctions between positions.
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6
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rank and hierarchy
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United States
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Emphasis on equality and relative informality in workplace interactions
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7
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rank structure
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United States
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Has a well-defined hierarchical structure with clear ranks and titles
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8
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ranks
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United States
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Hierarchy and titles are important in workplace and social settings
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