役職名

• 読み: やくしょくめい
• ローマ字: yakushokumei
• 漢字の分解: 役 (yaku) — role, duty; 職 (shoku) — job, position; 名 (mei) — name
• 発音: /ja.kɯ.ɕo.kɯ.meː/

意味

Job title; name of one's position. The official designation of a role within an organisation.

A noun combining 役職 (official position) with 名 (name). Refers specifically to the title attached to a position, such as 部長 (department head) or 取締役 (director). Important in Japanese business culture where titles carry significant weight in social interactions, business card exchanges, and email etiquette.

例文

1. 名刺に役職名を入れるのを忘れないでください。
2. 役職名で呼ぶのが日本のビジネスマナーだ。
3. 履歴書に前職の役職名を正確に記入した。

使い方ガイド

場面: business, HR, business cards, workplace etiquette

トーン: professional

起源と歴史

From Sino-Japanese 役職 (yakushoku, official position) + 名 (mei, name). A straightforward compound meaning 'the name of one's official position,' used extensively in Japanese corporate culture.

文化的背景

時代: Modern

世代: Adults

社会的背景: Professional