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Oh well that's fine.

My brain just operates very strictly as:

Junior = apprentice, first job or similar.

Mid = journeyman, "worked another job before". Independent, trusted to be delegated to for specific things, but doesn't quite have a personal brand.

Senior = Master. Proven track record, proven reputation of delivering, capable of leadership inside a technical project. Has and maintains a reputation as someone you can trust.

Principal = Mentor to seniors.

Ofc there are shades of grey between junior and mid, because junior-ship takes like 2-3 years to grow out of.

The list of work able to be delegated to someone at the start is not all that large in many cases.



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