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CTO

CTO

4.4
An executive who finds, develops, and keeps employees for a company
  • noun
  • /siː tiː oʊ/
  • Jargon
translation icon : director de talento
  • As the CTO of a start-up in 2000, I hired 40 tech guys; about 25 were developers.

CTO is trying to hire CTO try to regroup the team when we are so small and fragile.

Examples

  • CTO Sean Kandel is a financial analyst who studied analyst behavior and productivity at Stanford.

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  • Lead nurturing owner and a CMO's CTO are two roles that we see as increasing in importance.

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  • Had a meeting this last week with my CTO, my CHRO, my CSO, my president and my CIO.

  • For most larger companies, you'll want to put your domain name in front of the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Technical Officer (CTO), Vice President of Business Development, or possibly the CEO.

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  • Lead nurturing owner and a CMO's CTO are two roles that we see as increasing in importance.

  • Had a meeting this last week with my CTO, my CHRO, my CSO, my president and my CIO.

Synonyms

12 4.5

A senior manager who makes important plans and decisions for a company

focuses on hiring, developing, and keeping staff rather than broad business strategy

How Senior

CTO
  • Jargon
4.4
director
2.9
recruiter
49 2.9

Surface Forms

CTO singular
CTOs plural

Etymology

CTO in HR stands for Chief, Talent, Officer, and Talent means the company's people and their 'skills'. So a CTO here is the top leader who finds, develops, and keeps the right employees.