noun. A manager who is subordinate to another manager. 'The case against him was dismissed because he was acting undermanager and not undermanager. ' 'He could be a shift boss working under an undermanager who would have at least equivalent qualifications.

What position is under a manager?

In a larger hierarchical organization, a Manager might be under a Director, VP, and Chief Officer. In a smaller organization, a manager may report directly to the President and have full control over their department.

What do you call someone under a manager?

As Indeed points out, many of the single words used to describe this – including "subordinate" and "underling" – are outdated have a negative connotation. Therefore, it might be better to use a longer phrase like "employees below the managerial level" or "people under me."