As in earlier studies in this cohort, employment grade was grouped into high (administrators, the top seven unified grades), middle (executives, professionals and technical staff) and low (clerical and office support staff).
A top middle office executive with 20 years' experience will make a maximum of £300,000 a year.
During the 1960's and 1970's I was a middle management executive at CBS.
Or a middle management executive who leaves work at a reasonable hour, doesn't need to travel for his job, and isn't always attached to his email.
Then a middle-aged executive type appeared beside us.
He's like a middle-ranking executive in a company that's going nowhere.
In "Margin Call," he is an upper-middle-level executive at a large investment bank on the brink of 2008-style chaos, whose ruthlessly realistic assessment puts him at the ethical center of the storm.
But, say the authors of this article, for today's middle-aged executive, "midlife is your best and last chance to become the real you".The authors aim to debunk two myths.
If you are a middle-aged executive, someone who has dutifully climbed the hierarchy of an ad agency or public relations firm, it is disconcerting to be begging for business from a guy just out of college worth $15 million.
Other vignettes introduce a milquetoast economics professor who secretly pines for an English professor colleague; a former Wall Street trader just out of prison and desperate for a job; a middle-management executive under the thumb of her harridan of a boss; and a disturbed young man in a court-ordered counseling program bent on a private vendetta.
