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There is no such universally accepted definition of these terms. The one you propose is useful and how the literature on expertise defines a journeyman but the
by kqr 3y ago
There is no such universally accepted definition of these terms.
The one you propose is useful and how the literature on expertise defines a journeyman but the word "senior" is highly ambiguous.
- kelseyfrog 3y agoThere's no universally accepted definition of any term so I'm not sure how that's relevant. That's how I describe my own perspective, others are free to differ. Language can be vague and useful.
- munch117 3y agoWhen it comes to being ambiguously defined, "senior" is not just any old term. A senior can be someone who's two years out of school, or it can someone of retirement age (senior citizen), or anything in-between. Given context, an otherwise ambiguous word can be useful. "Senior" needs a lot of context, though.