Julia Huong
2021-09-12 05:09
Low man on the ladder phrase informal
The person (either male or female) with a low level of experience, authority, influence, or importance in a social or corporate hierarchy
Nick is the low man on the ladder, but he is really talented. You should give him a chance to prove it.
I started my career as a part-time employee, low man on the ladder, and worked my way up to manager after two years.
If one stands pat on something, he or she sticks firmly to it.
Hold the position for someone or take their responsibility until they are back
In squatting position
A position or circumstance that is good or favorable.
1. To put someone or something directly behind another person or object.
2. To place a lower value on someone or something, or to consider someone or something less highly or favorably than another.
3. To obtain a lower rank than someone or something in a contest or competition.
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