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hrm ... while I don't know if 3 yrs is long enough to get enough experience to
be a Sr. TW, I don't think simply hitting the magic number 10 is going to do it
either. I think it's more determined by experience, skill, and ability.
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>"Senior" starts at 10 yrs, not 3,
>> Is a
>> person with 3 yrs experience considered a Sr. TW? What is a Sr TW, anyway?
