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Another word for someone you supervised?

Here are some alternatives to "someone you supervised", depending on the context:

Formal:

* Subordinate: This is a direct synonym for "someone you supervised". It emphasizes the hierarchical relationship.

* Report: This refers to someone who reports directly to you.

* Direct report: Similar to "report", this specifies that the person is directly under your supervision.

* Employee: This is a general term that could apply to anyone working for you, not just those you directly supervised.

* Team member: This is appropriate if the person was part of your team, even if you weren't directly responsible for their performance.

Informal:

* Person I managed: This is a simple and clear way to refer to someone you supervised.

* Someone I oversaw: This emphasizes the responsibility you had for their work.

* My staff: This is appropriate if you managed a team of people.

* Those I supervised: This is a more general way to refer to the group of people you supervised.

More specific terms:

* Trainee: If you were training someone.

* Intern: If you supervised an intern.

* Assistant: If you supervised an assistant.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the level of formality you need.

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