The Full Form of SDGM is Senior Deputy General Manager.

There are a few differences between a senior manager and a general manager. A senior manager typically works under a general manager in a large corporation where there are several management levels. The general management role focuses on the company or organization as a whole. A person in this role strategically plans senior manager’s budgets, which departments senior managers should run, and which departments or areas of responsibility need the most focus. A senior manager has similar responsibilities, but on a smaller scale for just one department, team, or area of responsibility rather than the whole company.

Senior managers plan and direct a group of individuals within an organization or department. The role of a senior manager is to supervise those individuals to ensure that business operations are running efficiently and that each individual’s performance meets company and industry standards. Responsibilities of a senior manager may include managing priorities, guiding direct reports on various projects, managing budgets for your department, approving human resources requests, and communicating with other company leaders. Your duties as a senior manager may be the same from day to day, but you should be ready to take on additional duties with little notice.