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The people I'm frightened for in the immediate future are Anthony, whose sassy personality won't carry him for long, Jesus, who is overconfident and underexperienced, and Jesse, who got by this week I think just because there were so goddamn many of them.
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“Lots of incomplete and underexperienced teams, business models based more on eyeballs than cash flow, and a rash of incremental and ‘me too’ deals.”
The Web 2.0 Bubble 2007
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“Lots of incomplete and underexperienced teams, business models based more on eyeballs than cash flow, and a rash of incremental and ‘me too’ deals.”
The Web 2.0 Bubble 2007
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"They tried hard, and for an undersized, underexperienced group, winning 15 games is better than everybody but their mothers expected."
Greeley Tribune - Top Stories Staff reports 2010
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You'll end up with massively overgeared and massively underexperienced max-level characters.
WoW.com 2009
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What would this underexperienced former sportscaster do as Vice President - pray her way out of the fiscal crisis?
CNN Political Ticker 2009
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If you changed careers and your former career is even remotely related, you might be able to find something higher level than entry, but your task will probably be a little more challenging, since you have to find that balance between "overqualified" and "underexperienced."
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If you changed careers and your former career is even remotely related, you might be able to find something higher level than entry, but your task will probably be a little more challenging, since you have to find that balance between "overqualified" and "underexperienced."
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We'll see a little professional erosion as underexperienced newbies enter the market to stay employed, and non-security IT folks take added security responsibility.
Research Library 2008
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It had all the hallmarks of mediocre corporate ` cue: no smoke smell at all as we approached it; a “waiter wanted” sign in the front door; faux country decor; young underexperienced waitress who didn’t know if the pork dinner was pulled, choppped, or sliced.
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