Does 'someone is in charge of a company' mean someone like CEO or president of the company? Or, does it also include someone who's in charge of department or division?
Native speaker’s answer
Rebecca
In this context, "in charge of a company" seems to be referring to a hiring manager or a boss who is in charge of hiring new employees. Someone who is "in charge of a company" could also mean the CEO or president, but in this case it is referring to someone who hires people for the company, so probably just a boss of a department.