The phrase "high level roles" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to positions or responsibilities that require a certain level of skill, expertise, or authority. Example: The company is currently looking for candidates to fill high level roles such as a senior manager, director, and vice president.
"Professorships are either awarded as part of a high level role at a university or as an acknowledgement of an outstanding achievement in their field.
But, in order to retain that high level role within the organization, today's CIO must go beyond simply providing technology and leverage the power of and.
If a mandate is not forced, what else should companies do to promote women into higher level roles?
Now, the choice may seem obvious to you, but it isn't much different from the scenarios I see when time after time, candidates apply for higher level roles only because of a title and promise of more money, or job seekers resort to passive searches.
If you're going for a higher level role, this could mean focusing on management numbers and leaving more administrative tasks out entirely.
This does not exclude a desire to move to a higher level role, obtain a board seat, become a CEO or whatever your career aspirations are -- in fact, it is inclusive of them.
That paves the way for equity partnership, top compensation, credit for business and high-level roles on committees all areas where women currently lag behind men.
The former News Corp Australia journalist and Channel Seven reporter joined the magazine world in 2009 after a stint as deputy editor of the Sunday Telegraph and high-level roles on the Australian.
So far, four men with high-level roles in his campaign and one with a more junior role have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty of federal crimes.
In December, Mr. Cuomo, then the governor-elect, gave a total of about $401,500 in bonuses to senior aides on his campaign for governor, including six people who have since joined his administration in high-level roles.
