Sentence examples for career rethink from inspiring English sources

You can understand why Skepta feels duty-bound to reassure the world he's not planning on jumping on any passing bandwagons: before the career rethink heralded by his soul-searching 2012 mixtape Blacklisted and cemented by his back-to-basics 2014 single That's Not Me, Skepta spent four years gamely releasing pop-rap singles of varying degrees of cheesiness, with varying degrees of success.

That is the hitch with career rethinks: the funnyman decides to go nasty, but there hangs around him a buzz and crackle of the old ways, and his admirers keep having to retune, uncertain what signal they should be listening for.

This is what I'm doing now, and I would like to encourage any people who are not quite happy with the actual direction of their career to rethink their way and try out a new one--it's never too late!

Change, however, needs to come from within, which means career centres rethinking their offering and approach, making sure that their services meet the expectations of fee-paying students.

But, Yuknavitch isn't a conventional writer, and has, in fact, devoted her career to rethinking conventions.

The tight employment market has caused many new graduates to rethink career plans.

As more workers across the country feel overworked, and often stressed, because of continuing job cuts in a sluggish economy, many would welcome such extra time to spend with their families or to rethink career goals.

In this way, Thinkful hopes that it can rethink career training — by helping to personalize education for each student based on their existing skills and by focusing on exactly what they need to learn to advance their careers.

In the downturn of aerospace-defense industries in the early '90s, he recalled, "many people had to rethink careers and become entrepreneurs".

The pause may have only stopped a few studies, he said, but he's worried that is has "had a broader effect on the infectious disease research community" by creating "uncertainty" that has convinced some young scientists to "rethink careers in certain areas".

"We are now hearing powerful, painful stories of how they came to doubt their own abilities, were viewed as failures by parents and friends, and had to rethink careers -- all because the dental school dean at the time was an anti-Semite and other administrators and faculty either ignored or abetted his prejudice".