mid-level
- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌlɛvəl/
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empleado intermedio
- Many mid-level employees contribute significantly to their companies but often feel overlooked when it comes to promotions.
We are always going to come in at that mid level.
- We are always going to come in at that mid level.
- OK, So what we're seeing here is that all of these guys that were in these government programs, mid level, partially read in.
Examples
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Sun, a mid-level executive, attended a workshop designed to enhance leadership skills among individuals in intermediate positions.
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That would be like mid level here, probably.
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Many lower and even mid level employees live in mobile home parks.
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So I look at this guy, He was a mid level nobody in the Department of the Treasury.
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So and yet I think women and male mid level associates heard the absence of a negative as a positive quite differently.
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That's right before he got into power, when he was just like a kind of mid level politician.
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As a mid-level manager, she is responsible for overseeing teams and projects without having to make top-level decisions.
Synonyms
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A person with more skill than a beginner and less than an expert
A person who has moderate skill and experience in a job
Something in the center of a group or line
Antonyms
How Senior
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mid-level comes from the same parts, mid ('middle') and level ('rank' or 'floor'). A helpful way to remember a mid-level person is to picture the middle floor of a building: they are above junior staff but below senior staff, so they have a middle rank and responsibility.