The phrase "affecting career" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or events that have an impact on someone's professional life or job progression.
Example: "The recent economic downturn is affecting career opportunities for many recent graduates."
Alternatives: "impacting career" or "influencing career".
Understanding the differences of autistic individuals also means recognizing that caring for an autistic person profoundly changes people's lives, affecting career choices and relationships.
They suggested that having a desire of having control is an important factor affecting career decisions and the intention to start a business.
Furthermore, relations with parents were found to be an important factor affecting career maturity and vocational identity (Whiston and Keller 2004).
A lack of understanding of any number of decisions along the path can lead to lack of minority students' retention within the science education pipeline, not to mention indelibly affecting career options.
Based on Life Design approach, the study aimed at examining the relationship between some constructs relevant for adolescents to handle the current labor market and their role in affecting career decidedness: career adaptability, positive attitude toward the future, and future orientation.
There is a substantial literature reporting the factors affecting career choices among medical students.
Not understanding your own finances can also affect career ambitions.
and how these biases affect career success.
The proposed approach also provides indicators and means for institutions to intervene in order to positively affect career readiness.
The goal of this study was to evaluate exposure to and knowledge of vascular surgery obtained during medical school that could affect career decisions.
Structural factors including job and training opportunities have long been shown to affect career behavior (Hackett [2002]; Mitchell and Krumboltz [1990]).
