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Le facility manager focuses on the physical management of infrastructures and technical services, while the other responses deal with subjects that are partly related but do not entirely correspond to its responsibilities.

Le CHO is dedicated to the quality of life and well-being of employees, while the other options focus on training or brand image, which are related but distinct areas.

Le Product Owner acts as a relay between the business needs and the technical team, focusing on defining and prioritising functionalities, while the purely financial or technical aspects are the responsibility of other functions.

Le service designer works on the entire customer journey and experience, which goes far beyond simple graphic design or the implementation of feedback tools.

Le Product builder encompasses design and development with an eye to market needs, as opposed to a purely technical or logistical vision.

Le BRM is positioned as a strategic bridge between the company and its stakeholders, going well beyond simple negotiations or IT project management.

A IAM engineer focuses on securing access to systems by managing identities, while the other options address other aspects of security or infrastructure.

Le Chapter lead focuses on sharing skills within a community of experts, rather than on purely hierarchical or administrative management.

Le SEM Manager focuses on search engine marketing (SEM) to generate traffic via targeted campaigns, whereas SEO is a different speciality and content creation is a separate activity.

Le Business Product Owner is a Product Owner who adds a strategic dimension to his role. They don't just manage the backlog and prioritise user stories. They translate business needs into technical specifications for the development team, while ensuring that each development decision aligns the product with business objectives and the company's overall vision.