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I don't like how the article uses "young designers" to mean "junior designers", as if time served magically gives you a senior level knowledge.
by onion2k 4y ago
I don't like how the article uses "young designers" to mean "junior designers", as if time served magically gives you a senior level knowledge.
- ohbtvz 4y agoThe words "junior" and "senior" literally mean "younger" and "older". If you're not happy with age being a proxy for experience, then you shouldn't be happy with these words either.
- onion2k 4y agoThat might be true if you learned English from reading a dictionary, but for the rest of us we have a thing called 'context', and we understand that meanings vary depending on it. A title of "junior designer" obviously doesn't mean "young designer" to anyone who's ever read a job description before.