They also claim she is relatively junior, having been in the cabinet for only two years.
If the person is relatively junior, still developing his skill set, and seems to be stymied by a critical step, you may want to assign this step to someone else in the lab or find someone to collaborate with, or outsource the step to a company.
Those were relatively junior tranches, however, and the top ones have yet to be hit.
The new heads of the air force and navy have also served recently in Patagonia and are relatively junior and inexperienced officers.
"The case also further highlights that, yet again, most of the individuals prosecuted in the Libor cases are relatively junior within the different organisations, with more senior people not being held to account".
In the Lockerbie case - which Britain still hopes will be heard under Scottish law in a former Nato airbase in Holland - the two accused are relatively junior, and perhaps expendable, agents.
He may have got £120, I may have got £90, Phil Thompson might have had £60 because he was relatively junior, Emlyn Hughes a bit more because he was an international".
"I was relatively junior in this macho pecking order," so lab life wasn't always comfortable.
If you are relatively junior, it can sometimes be beneficial to work in a new department or be start on a budding project.
However, Ms Brown said there were two locum consultants who had been in their posts for six months, and although they were "relatively junior in their consultant career but they are both very experienced surgeons, and I have no concerns about them whatsoever".
There were no significant differences in the ages (median age (interquartile range, IQR); trained, 36(27–47), untrained, 35(27–51) and years of experience between the groups with the majority of health workers being relatively junior (median years worked (IQR), trained 1(1–20), untrained 1(1–20).
