at the top of the ladder



at the top of the ladder

In the highest or most important position in a group or organization. With her new promotion, Jill is now at the top of the ladder as CEO.
See also: ladder, of, top

at the top of the ladder

in the highest position in an organization He's at the top of the ladder after a long and successful career.
See also: ladder, of, top

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
WenceslasWEN-səs-laws (English)History
KeeganKEE-gənIrish, English
Tsisana-Georgian
Dagfinnr-Ancient Scandinavian
KjerstinSHESH-tin (Swedish)Norwegian, Swedish
Jodocusyo-DO-kəs (Dutch)Dutch (Archaic), Ancient Celtic (Latinized)