Which position is higher, director or manager?

Generally speaking, the position of manager is higher than that of manager.

The manager is usually the middle-level leader in charge of operation and management, responsible for formulating and implementing the company's strategic plan, and supervising and coordinating the operation of various departments to ensure the overall efficiency and success of the company. Managers have broader responsibilities than directors, and they are also partly responsible for the recruitment, training and management of employees.

The director is responsible for supervising and coordinating the daily operation of a specific department or project to ensure that the objectives of the department or project are achieved, and usually reports to the manager. Therefore, the position of the manager is usually higher than that of the director, whether it is the position level or the scope of responsibility.