"career perspectives" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the various opportunities available in a particular occupation or course of study. For example, "This program offers exciting career perspectives for those interested in financial advisory services."
"Women are mortified by the female unemployment data, the salaries and the career perspectives, the precarious jobs... not by the symbolic mercification of their bodies on television.
In addition, we look at job satisfaction and perceived career perspectives.
Industrial career perspectives are still limited but are expected to grow in the future.
Says Schmitz: "This study will open completely new career perspectives for chemists outside the chemical industry".
"Career perspectives in science need improvement," van Ballegooijen continued, "and today we are taking the first step".
"We need better support--income, career perspectives, infrastructure, resources--for those who are currently working in the research system," highlighted Enders.
While early intervention has obvious potential health benefits, it is also critical from a career perspective.
He also believes that if the company fails, "there is no downside from a career perspective".
Cooke was clearly delighted and energized by the camera as he played with his daughter, prepared the dinner and shared his career perspective with a reporter.
As for young Chinese graduates, "many of them believe they might have a good career perspective by staying put in China".
The example he gives is that The Remains of The Day was "essentially" a "repeat of the territory covered" in Artist of the Floating World: "That latter book, when I came to the end of it, struck me as dealing with the theme of the wasted life only from the career perspective.
