Sentence examples for career differences from inspiring English sources

Consequently, non-linear feedback can amplify small, early career, differences into large differences in successful outcomes over the course of scientific careers, a divergence which follows from integrating the 'Matthew effect' across time [24], [25], [34].

We are similarly interested in applying the search model to try to identify if and how labor market dynamics and friction explain ethnic native immigrant entry wage and early career differences in Denmark.4 We follow Bowlus et al. ([2001]) and base our analysis on the Burdett-Mortensen ESM (Burdett and Mortensen ([1998])).

As the main reasons for leaving, salary and professional career differences were identified, and it is unlikely that this gap between Lithuania and old European Union members will diminish in a few years [ 18].

The highlight of my career was being able to argue with our Creative Director in my first agency (so we're talking a career difference of about 15 years) that I was right in my thinking for a specific client strategy... and have the client agree with what I was proposing too.

It is possible, for example, that although female PCPs work less, especially around childbearing years, they may retire later than their male counterparts, reducing or even eliminating a career difference in time spent working.

If viewed alongside My Brilliant Career, the differences in The Last Days of Chez Nous are as notable as its similarities.

Furthermore, if lower starting wages feedback into a lowered work effort or a shorter career, large differences in lifetime income can result.

"I don?t think holding postdoc stipends to a national standard will work," he said, citing regional cost-of-living and overall career field differences in expectations.

Though we expected these skills might develop in the course of a professional career no differences were found between subgroups.

Although the Williams sisters were frequently lumped together as a sort of tennis package at the outset of their careers, the differences between the two have come into ever sharper focus over the past six months - notably since Serena beat Venus in the three consecutive grand slam finals starting with last year's French Open.

Focus groups revealed the particular importance of family expectation as a motivation to pursue and persist in a STEM career; a difference that was also shown with statistical significance in the survey results.