Mentor: one who counsels or guides, especially in the pursuit of knowledge or skillģ1. Master: the leader of some institutions or societies, a person in command of a merchant vessel, or synonymous with governor or ruler also, one with power or responsibility over anotherģ0. Manager: a leader of a department, or someone with responsibility for all or part of a business or operation (sometimes generic) also, one who directs or advises an athlete or a performer or assists with a sports operationĢ9. Head: a leader of a department or operation (generic)Ģ8. Guide: one who literally or figuratively leads others toward a goal also, a handbook or other informational resourceĢ6. Governor: the chief official of a state, a colony, or another subordinate political entityĢ5. Generalissimo: the commander in chief of an army, or one who conducts himself or herself with an authoritarian attitude stereotypical of a military dictatorĢ4. General: a commander of a military unit with the official rank of general, or one who leads with the character of a generalĢ3. Figurehead: one who has the appearance of authority but has only a nominal leadership role this term is inappropriate for referring to someone who is actually in authority or has significant powerĢ2. Executive: one with administrative or managerial authorityĢ1. Doyen (or the feminine form doyenne): a person distinguished in a certain endeavor, or a senior member of a groupĢ0. Dictator: an authoritarian head of state, especially one who obtained leadership by forceġ9. Director: the leader of an administrative unit, or one of a group of people responsible for the governance of a corporation or a nonprofit organization, or the person in charge of a theatrical production or an orchestra or another music ensembleġ8. Demagogue: one who leads a political party or movement and maintains influence through emotional appealsġ7. Dean: a member of the clergy or a school administrator in charge of part of a church jurisdiction or part of a learning institution, or responsible for counseling and monitoring students, or, informally, someone recognized as preeminent in his or her fieldġ6. Conductor: one who coordinates the performance of an orchestra or other large music ensemble also, someone who collects fares on public transit, or a material that permits the flow of energy, heat, or soundġ5.
Another word for running short on professional#
Commissioner: the leader of a bureau or department in the public sector, a leader with responsibility for some subordinate geopolitical entities, or the administrative leader of a professional body of athletic teams also, a member of a commissionġ4. Commanding officer: the senior officer of a military unitġ3. Commander: a leader of a certain military, law-enforcement, or firefighting units with the official rank of commander, or one in command of such a unit regardless of actual rank, or the leader of some organizations or societiesġ2. Commandant: a leader of some military unitsġ1. Chieftain: the leader of a band, clan, or tribeġ0. Chief: the leader of an organization or department (informal except in such titles as “chief of police” and “chief information officer,” or in reference to the leader of a band or tribe of Native Americans)ĩ. Chair (or chairman, chairwoman, or chairperson): one who leads a board of directors or trustees, a committee, or an academic department or presides over a meetingĨ. Coach: one who helps others acquire knowledge or develop skills, especially in athletics, either in groups or, as a tutor, individually also, one of various types of vehiclesħ. Captain: a commander of certain military, law-enforcement, or firefighting units with the official rank of captain, or one who commands a vessel regardless of actual rank, or, by analogy, one who is an acknowledged leader (as in the metaphorical phrase “captain of industry”)Ħ. Boss: someone in authority or control, as a manager or supervisor or a politician who does not have official status as leader of a political entity but has the actual powerĥ. Archon: one who presides (informal), or a chief magistrate in Athens in classical timesĤ.
Administrator: a person with short-term or long-term responsibility - in the latter sense, usually a generic term also, one given responsibility over an estateĢ. Here’s a list of words that can take the place of leader.ġ.
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