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Especially since the research on expertise already has a useful and operationally defined scale! https://two-wrongs.com/stop-using-junior-and-senior.html https:
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Especially since the research on expertise already has a useful and operationally defined scale! https://two-wrongs.com/stop-using-junior-and-senior.html https://two-wrongs.com/stop-using-junior-and-senior.html
- 082349872349872 3y agoTIL a "journeyman" is a "journée-man" (for thoughts on how to progress beyond "master", see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39494801 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39494801 )
- CRConrad 3y ago> TIL a "journeyman" is a "journée-man" By that guy's "executing a day’s work" definition. Usually it's used in the same sense as medieval - early modern guild terminology: After having apprenticed with your first master you set out on a journey to learn further from other masters of the craft in other towns. (Hopefully to graduate to master yourself after a while. No intermediary "expert" step in those days.) But maybe that's what you meant. Sarcasm is sometimes hard to detect online.