What's the difference between a store manager and a manager? Which position is higher?

Let me put it this way. It depends, but it's basically the manager. As the name implies, a manager is a store manager. Do parents and factory directors understand? In the store, the store manager is the biggest, and then there will be managers or directors of various departments under the store manager (depending on the size and structure of the company). On the other hand, there is a regional manager above the manager of a group or chain enterprise, of course, but generally the regional manager is not called the manager but the general manager or the regional director directly (basically the regional director, unless it is a store with a flat personnel structure, because many stores have department managers, and it is not appropriate for the manager's superior to call the manager at this time). In fact, the manager is the general manager of the branch. So it is not necessarily the manager or the manager, but as I said before, it is basically the manager. Because in a slightly larger store, the manager's superiors are all regional directors, operation directors or general managers (see company structure). Moreover, many store managers are so-and-so managers themselves (especially in first-tier cities such as Shenzhen and Guangzhou, the word manager has been useless in China for a long time, so many people don't know the meaning, and many people don't pretend to understand it). And I think the reason why you ask this question is because you have doubts about the manager or manager of a store. Don't worry next time. Of course, the manager is big, and the manager in the store is just a department manager in the store, or the second in command. This is especially suitable for relatively new industries, such as KTV. Don't look for the manager in the store or say I know the manager in the future. The staff in the shop will only think that you have no knowledge. Before and even now, Hong Kong movies or other movies often see a scene: call your manager over. This is very misleading). Finally, there is a question. Is it the director or the manager? As I told you above, many hypermarkets will set up department directors first and then department managers. Do you know why? For example, in the sales department, when a salesman comes to you to talk about business and cooperation, you may look down on others, so many store managers give the sales boss the title of director and the salesman the title of manager. When you see someone who is the director of the manager, you think: hey, this person has a high position, how much should he give some face? Is this a fact? In short, the biggest person in a store is the manager (general manager) besides the boss.