He created a shadowy political party, the Can Lao, whose members swore loyalty to Diem, and he made membership a prerequisite for career advancement.
The job is basically for life, advancement is virtually guaranteed (one of the reasons everyone gets so upset about overtime, which in any other job would be a prerequisite for career advancement), and pay rises correlate to number of years worked rather than level of responsibility.
Having a large social network and "knowing the right people" often is a prerequisite for career success.
By telling women that a perfectly applied face of makeup is a prerequisite for career success, we are telling them that how they look is more important than what they know or what they have achieved.
I am still struggling to figure out the key to a long and fruitful writing career, but survival is a prerequisite.
Studying earthquake engineering is by no means a prerequisite for a career in the field.
Possessing a PhD is obviously not a prerequisite for a career in chartered accountancy, but from my experience there does seem to be a growing number of us in the profession.
Around the time full-blown Asperger's became a prerequisite for a career as a singer-songwriter, people started talking about the genius of Beach Boy Brian Wilson in new terms.
Alex Kucharski, a Polish-British intern working at the UN Secretariat and one of those protesting outside, told VICE News that internships, particularly at the UN or other prominent international organizations, are practically a prerequisite for a career in international fields.
While awareness of career possibilities is a necessary prerequisite for future pursuit of a given career, some students may be motivated to pursue additional STEM studies based on a sense of self-efficacy or mastery of the bioinformatics tools featured in the lessons ("I'm good at this, therefore I will try more of it").
