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"Neuling"Neuling is the closest native translation, which carries a connotation of lack of experience, but is less insulting. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Neuling

It can also be used for experienced people who are new on the job.

I'veI’ve witnessed this being used in several native German-speaking environments.

"Neuling" is the closest native translation, which carries a connotation of lack of experience, but is less insulting. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Neuling

It can also be used for experienced people who are new on the job.

I've witnessed this being used in several native German-speaking environments.

Neuling is the closest native translation, which carries a connotation of lack of experience, but is less insulting.

It can also be used for experienced people who are new on the job.

I’ve witnessed this being used in several native German-speaking environments.

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"Neueling""Neuling" is the closest native translation, which carries a connotation of lack of experience, but is less insulting. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Neuling

It can also be used for experienced people who are new on the job.

I've witnessed this being used in several native German-speaking environments.

"Neueling" is the closest native translation, which carries a connotation of lack of experience, but is less insulting. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Neuling

It can also be used for experienced people who are new on the job.

I've witnessed this being used in several native German-speaking environments.

"Neuling" is the closest native translation, which carries a connotation of lack of experience, but is less insulting. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Neuling

It can also be used for experienced people who are new on the job.

I've witnessed this being used in several native German-speaking environments.

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"Neueling" is the closest native translation, which carries a connotation of lack of experience, but is less insulting. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Neuling

It can also be used for experienced people who are new on the job.

I've witnessed this being used in several native German-speaking environments.