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I would define "senior" and "junior" according to the level of experience. Where it gets tricky to define is whether you're counting exper ... See More
1- junior year, and someone in their third year is a junior. Junior can be abbreviated as “jr.” in writing. 2- senior year, and someone in their fourth year is a se ... See More
Thanks for invitation, It depends on : 1- His "Educational Background". 2- His "Technical Certifications". 3- His "Practical Experience". 4- ... See More
it is dependent on his experience and what he can add an do
There is no such thing as certain period of time. It is all about mastering of skills. One might need couple of months to master the skills necessary while others might n ... See More
We broke out our employees into two groups - Job Family Group A and Job Family Group B. A was our Administrative/ Support/ Technicians/ etc employees and B was our Manage ... See More
Thank u for the invitation. I think Junior is few years experience in the same field. Senior must have a lot of experience in the same field.