> A senior judge typically has decades under their belt. A senior judge is also quite literally a semi-retirement role. You take on reduced workload. > But wh

> A senior judge typically has decades under their belt. A senior judge is also quite literally a semi-retirement role. You take on reduced workload. > But what if you were outside the industry and heard that term? "Senior Associates" in the legal profession are junior/mid roles, similarly, senior account managers etc. aren't particularly senior in most places. In white collar roles, a "senior" is really just a distinction of independence and reliability.