who requires the Executive Assistant

[rajan]

Once I was interviewed by the HR - manager for the position of Executive Assistant (EA) to the chancellor. During the interview, initially the HR - manager did not disclose that the position was for EA to the chancellor for which I was being interviewed. Before the interview, I just knew that it was for the position of EA.

Would it have sound natural or would it have been a correct sentence if I had asked him in the following way?

Sir, who requires the EA in your university for which I am being interviewed?

 

[tedmc]

May I know who the EA ( the post I am applying for) works under?

You can still ask the.question if you are offered the job and before you accept the job.

 

[5jj]

@rajan. You edited your original post, making tedmc's reasonable question pointless. In future, please respond to such questions; do not edit posts after they have received a response.

 

[rajan]

@rajan. You edited your original post, making tedmc's reasonable question pointless. In future, please respond to such questions; do not edit posts after they have received a response.

I am really sorry that my post is still creating confusion. Actually before tedmc responded to my post, a few moderators asked me “what was EA”. Feeling sorry, I edited my post. Later, all those posts were also deleted by the moderators in order to avoid any confusion. But now tedmc is asking “who the EA”. I did not make any changes after reading tedmc’s response. Later I did make some changes but that was related to grammar and before tedmc’s response. So sorry, if it is still creating confusion. I will keep your suggestion in mind.

 

[Tarheel]

I'm pretty sure they said "What does EA stand for?" Or something like that. All you need to do is explain it the first time you use it