ROAR
English translation: Senior Civil Servant / Senior Executive Civil Servant
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Senior Civil Servant / Senior Executive Civil Servant Explanation: ROAR probably stands for Regierungsoberamtsrat Not quite sure about the translation: This is what I found in another forum: Senior Civil Servant / Senior Executive Civil Servant |
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| Reference: Beamte in Wikipedia Reference information: Translating these job titles is tricky. According to Wikipedia, a Regierungsoberamtsrat is level A-13, just 3 grades below the highest possible level. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beamter |
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