junior executive

He's like some junior executive who comes up with a brilliant plan to take over the company.

The image projected was the new look in junior executive.

Junior executives were supposed to take care of all the "probably not too bad" things.

So, they thought she'd be pacified with a junior executive.

"As a junior executive, she must have a lot of financial obligations.

Is it done by a junior executive or by a top one?

She first doesn't know that Daniel is the junior executive at the company.

She looked into the face of each junior executive, the secretaries and Scott, her assistant.

He is young and fit with the alert eagerness of a junior executive.

His short blond hair was cut neat and tidy like a junior executive.

Elsewhere, the firm is facing up to the need for changes that should have been carried out long ago, senior and junior executives said.

He worked as a junior executive before the Second World War.

Cab drivers, teachers and a few junior executives slurped around us.

Well, he'd still been a junior executive then.

Rudolf worked as a Wall Street junior executive and a bank director.

Any cases that couldn't be postponed had been given to a junior executive to handle in her absence.

They chased the junior executives and sometime caught them.

One of them, a vampire dressed in the skin of a junior executive, spoke up.

Junior executives are busy attending seminars on quality control.

An air traffic controller earns about $300 a month, a junior executive not much more.

Now he was a junior executive at Restaurant Associates.

In less plebeian dress he might have been typed as a graduate student or a junior executive.

Wanted: a promising junior executive to take over the investment portfolio of one of the world's most successful investors.

Thousands of middle-class managers and junior executives abandoned Jamaica as the country veered to the left.