A 61-year-old former golf-course manager is embarking on a second career to develop a better turf on which to play his favourite sport.
Schindler has an extensive background in medical risk management, including several years at the Mayo Clinic, but in 2005 he left the safety net of a corporate career to develop an insurance concept he is passionate about.
"The Long Island market is based on relationships, strong personal and professional relationships, and these can take an entire career to develop," he said.
Among the nonchemical reasons for Barton's growing unhappiness must have been the failure of his career to develop a significant literary side, though he sporadically exerted himself in that direction.
He had sought, over his writing career, to develop a coherent theory of literary composition.
Dr. Naber has devoted his long career to developing a lower-cholesterol egg, and has decided it can't be done.
That discovery set her on a journey as an educator, and she devoted her career to developing interdisciplinary curricula by creating and directing diversity and intercultural programs.
Partner with a career counselor to develop a resume/CV that highlights your skills and achievements and cover letters specific to positions you're interested in.
The Pentagon, for instance, lacks a career path to develop "expert decision-making in the cyber field," said Robert D. Gourley, a former Defense Intelligence Agency chief technology officer.
Dr. William L. Chick, a physician and researcher who suffered from diabetes from the age of 11 and lost his own battle with it after a career dedicated to developing technology to help other diabetics, died on Monday at Newton-Wellesley Hospital iNewton, Massss.
