Operations & Strategy
Business operations, chief-of-staff, and cross-functional strategy.
All Operations & Strategy roles
Popular transitions in Operations & Strategy
Natural progression from revenue-operations-manager to business-operations-manager — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Fast-track jump from revenue-operations-manager to chief-of-staff — ambitious but very achievable with focused skill-building.
Natural progression from business-operations-manager to chief-of-staff — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Natural progression from operations-manager to senior-operations-manager — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Fast-track jump from operations-manager to coo — ambitious but very achievable with focused skill-building.
Natural progression from senior-operations-manager to coo — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Fast-track jump from business-operations-manager to coo — ambitious but very achievable with focused skill-building.
Natural progression from chief-of-staff to coo — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Natural progression from program-manager to technical-program-manager — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Fast-track jump from program-manager to director-of-engineering — ambitious but very achievable with focused skill-building.
Natural progression from technical-program-manager to director-of-engineering — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Natural progression from strategy-consultant to chief-of-staff — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Fast-track jump from strategy-consultant to coo — ambitious but very achievable with focused skill-building.
Fast-track jump from supply-chain-manager to coo — ambitious but very achievable with focused skill-building.
Natural progression from procurement-manager to coo — same track, higher scope and compensation.
Fast-track jump from logistics-manager to coo — ambitious but very achievable with focused skill-building.
Great for cross-functional PMs who want to work with the CEO.
BizOps → PM is one of the most common pivots at growth-stage tech.
Consultants moving in-house frequently target product.
Natural in-house move for consultants.
Consultants routinely move into corp dev.
Move from cross-functional programs to owning an engineering team.
PMPs frequently transition into product roles.
HRBPs with strong exec relationships often move into Chief of Staff.
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