Examples of 'youngest senior' in a sentence
Meaning of "youngest senior"
youngest senior: A title given to the individual in a workplace or organization who holds a senior position but is the youngest in age among others with similar roles
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youngest senior
Youngest senior associate in the history of the firm.
Or maybe its youngest senior citizen.
Youngest senior partner ever.
I will make sure that you are the youngest senior partner.
You are the youngest senior partner we have had.
Jessica plucks him from the mailroom, youngest senior partner ever.
Ethan got promoted? Youngest senior associate in the history of the firm.
Arthur Horsfield is the club 's youngest senior goalscorer.
Youngest senior associate in the history of the firm . Corner office, the whole deal.
I will make sure you are the youngest senior partner we have had.
Was once the youngest senior manager at CBC.
Col. Ryszard Jerzy Kuklinski, 44 is one of the youngest senior officers in the Polish Army.
He was also Australia 's youngest senior team player, making his debut at 16 years of age.
I will make sure that you are the youngest senior partner we have ever had.
Is that why he 's the youngest senior partner in firm history?
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Almost always . Is that why he 's the youngest senior partner in firm history?
At 24 he was the youngest Senior Scientific Officer in the place.
He is probably the youngest Senior Wrangler ever.
More importantly, he was the youngest senior partner at Clyde-MacPhee.
At 42 he 's the youngest senior executive at Apple.
More importantly, he was the youngest senior partner at Clyde-MacPhee . Oh, my God.
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