It was the Middle Manager, in the Small Conference Room, with the PowerPoint. Did I win? <opponent reveals a card> Nope.~ "Junior" implies training, and Ame

It was the Middle Manager, in the Small Conference Room, with the PowerPoint. Did I win? <opponent reveals a card> Nope.~ "Junior" implies training, and American companies don't do training. If you're lucky, they have an internship program, which is apparently enough experience to get you a 6-month contract-to-hire as a "regular" developer. It's a name game. "Developer" is actually "Junior Developer", "Senior Developer" is actually "Developer", and "Lead Developer" or "Principal Developer" is really "Senior Developer".