junior staff

常見例句

The boss was very rough on the junior staff.
那個(gè)老板對(duì)資歷淺的職員相當(dāng)苛刻。
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City made multi-million-dollar loans to its executives to buy the bank's stock, then forgave them while forcing more junior staff to repay their borrowings.
花旗銀行向自己的高管們放出數(shù)百萬(wàn)美元的貸款以購(gòu)買本銀行的股票，之后在免除了這些債務(wù)的同時(shí)強(qiáng)迫年輕的職員償還這些貸款。
As a result, every time the 38-year-old was given new, higher responsibilities, she would apply for a transfer to another department, so she could work as a junior staff member.
因此，每當(dāng) 38 歲的吳婷被委以重任時(shí)，她都會(huì)申請(qǐng)調(diào)到其他部門，這樣她就可以只做一名初級(jí)職員了。

Leaders who seek advice from underlings, even very junior staff, make better, more informed decisions.
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Managers cannot possibly be expected to keep track of the actions of junior staff.
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Yet many pilot projects run so far have shown that junior staff can often be surprisingly good forecasters.
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