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  • What does the term 'mid-weight' mean?
  • trickydisco
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    Seen quite a few jobs coming up that i’ve been interested in where the term ‘mid-weight’ or ‘middle-weight is used.

    Is this between junior and senior? does it normally account to years of experience in a role?

    Posted 13 years ago
    Cougar
    Full Member

    Would it be cynical of me to suggest that it’s a high-level position with a graduate-level salary?

    Posted 13 years ago
    MrNutt
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    nearly fat?

    Posted 13 years ago
    derek_starship
    Free Member

    Not me. I’m a fat bastard me 😉

    Posted 13 years ago
    Oggles
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    Are you applying to be a boxer?

    Posted 13 years ago
    deadlydarcy
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    It’s normally used in graphic design/creative industries for the myriad of positions between junior/graduate and senior 🙂

    Posted 13 years ago
    Harry_the_Spider
    Full Member

    or a nurse?

    Posted 13 years ago
    trickydisco
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    It’s normally used in graphic design/creative industries for the myriad of positions between junior/graduate and senior

    There we go a serious answer from STW at last.

    Posted 13 years ago
    RealMan
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    or a nurse?

    😆

    Posted 13 years ago
    phil.w
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    does it normally account to years of experience in a role?

    if your talking graphic design then probably 4 years plus depending on the roles your’ve had before.

    Posted 13 years ago
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