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by Richard Taylor Edwards, Ric

The CEO or Chief Executive Officer is the same worldwide, with the only difference being the performance of his duties. In smaller companies, he may report directly to the president or even the owner of the company, but within a corporate ladder, the Chief Executive Officer may operate as the on-site equivalent of the president who may be in another city or even another country. Quite often he will work with the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to make sure that the company's assets are protected and that a reasonable profit margin is maintained.

In some very large corporate structure, there may be more than one CEO much as there may be a Vice President of Sales, Vice President of Finance, and the like, though most often it is a regional designation such as CEO of Eastern Operations. However the company designs the position, the duties remain similar. The CEO is in charge of running the division to which he is assigned and assuring that all corporate policies and procedures are followed. It's a position of high importance and one that requires both expertise and experience in the business world.

In most cases, a CEO is not hired from outside the company but promoted from within. Exceptions do exist such as the non-existence of a suitable candidate within the company, but that is not the normal procedure. A CEO will have at least a Bachelor's degree, if not a Master's degree in either Business Administration or Management and in most cases, at least ten years experience in the field ? less may be possible if a promotion from within is imminent. Most companies require the CEO to have worked at another executive capacity at least an Assistant Vice President within a large department rather than just a manager.

The CEO is responsible for the decision making for the company and will make decisions that will affect the company's future. Therefore, the CEO cannot be someone who has a problem with decision-making or is unsure of his decision-making capabilities. It is a highly stressful position, so it is not a position for the timid or a single parent who has to rush to pick up children by a certain time of the evening. Some travel may be required, especially between locations, so the CEO must be able to attend to those duties as they arise. The CEO is a very important position within a company, and as such, the person who fills the position must be one who is ready to devote a great deal of time, does not have inclinations to change companies, and can exercise loyalty at all costs.

One of the most common complaints of people seeking medical treatment are headaches. A headache is characterized by pain in the head that is located above the eyes (frontal), ears(temporal), or behind the head (occipital), or in the back of the upper neck(cervicogenic). Headaches are generally directly related to both physical and mental stress. There are two classifications of headaches: primary headaches and secondary headaches.

A primary headache is one in which there no underlying cause that can be identified. Primary headaches can include migraine, migraine with aura, tension-type headache, and cluster headache, and account for about 90% of all headaches. Tension-type headaches are the most common of these. Generally, a primary headache isn't life threatening or permanently disabling, but can be painful and highly prevalent. Primary headaches are idiopathic in nature, meaning the cause is not known. The next classification, secondary headaches are far less command than primary headaches.

Unlike primary headaches, secondary headaches are indicators of a more serious medical condition. Secondary headaches are most often a result of a minor condition that can be treated, but on occassion it is a symptom of a serious or life-threatening disease. If at all possible, secondary headaches are eliminated by treating the underlying condition.

Treatment of either type of headache is based on symptoms and cause of the headache. A prompt evaluation, soothing environment, and adequate analgesia to relieve the headache are essential. Treatment for any underlying diseases can quickly stops chronic daily headaches. As an alternative to medical treatment, chiropractic adjustments have shown to be as effective in reducing the severity and frequency of headaches.

In summary, headaches are very common. In fact, most of the world population will have a headache at some point. Headaches are for the most part a result of inocuous conditions like muscle tension, stress, or anxiety. Headaches are considered either primary or secondary depending on the the causal factors. A primary headache is on that is generally not caused by an underlying medical condition. While secondary headaches are caused by disease or medical condition.

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