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I always figured 3-5 years to become a 'senior' (generally 5 but I've had some really sharp juniors too)
by mech422 3y ago
I always figured 3-5 years to become a 'senior' (generally 5 but I've had some really sharp juniors too)
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- ElevenLathe 3y agoWow, I've never seen someone three years off the turnip truck called senior. I would say it's usually more like 5-10, basically everyone left after those with management ambitions have flown in that direction. I'm in a relatively sleepy part of the industry though.