Co-Leaders

During my lurking moments, I've encountered the mythical status of Co-Leader. A position unofficially above officers, but officially an officer. I have yet to determine wether this position is a union job, a status symbol, or an actual position.

Thoughts? 

It always seemed like more of a pointless honorary position to me.Artekus

That sounds your right hand lady. Not your equal.lancelot200

Well, the difference being that we switch off with the leader position when one of us gets swamped with work. 

[QUOTE="Artekus"]It always seemed like more of a pointless honorary position to me.julian_jr

I've never liked the idea of a Co-Leader. Not only is the position the equivalent of an officer in reality, but it weakens the power the Leader has over the union, and it creates a complexity in the decision making process (anything the Leader does, they must discuss it with their Co-Leader). I've seen the idea implemented in a few unions, but I don't think it really makes much of a difference.michaelP4

[QUOTE="lancelot200"]That sounds your right hand lady. Not your equal.GreggD

[QUOTE="GreggD"][QUOTE="lancelot200"]That sounds your right hand lady. Not your equal.lancelot200

Let me put this a different way. All of the decisions I make have to go through her, first. 

What happens with the recruits? :Plancelot200

I haven't seen a union with official Junior/Senior distinction except maybe Final Fantasy Experience.lancelot200