Sentence examples for career types from inspiring English sources

This career type is not only successful at retaining its members, but is also the destination of the other career types.

In absolute terms, general analytical skills and problem solving capability acquired from doctoral education are perceived as valuable in all three career types.

Based on data collected through a complex survey of science and engineering PhD graduates from a UK research-based university, this paper examines the different types of careers and to what extent different types of competences acquired from doctoral education are regarded as valuable in the different career types.

For a $325 consultation fee, Carmela also makes custom costumes for private clients—usually high-powered career types who are willing to shell out thousands of dollars for the perfect outfit.

At which point, Life as We Know It turns into a two-handed version of Mr. Mom, with a pair of self-involved career types learning to a) care about someone else more than they care about themselves and b) look at each other in a new way: as partners in a shared (at first unwillingly) venture.

Medical students' orientations towards career types also influence their specialty choices [ 8].

She began her career typing scripts for her schoolfriend Simpson.

Tolerant of her husband's philandering, she managed his career, typed his manuscripts, arranged the frolics in his sequence of big houses, then meekly died of cancer.

He jokes that his neighborhood carried a lot of clout when it came to career type-casting: "In that part of Brooklyn, you become one of the three P's: priest, policeman or perpetrator".

The adviser said there are "lots of resources on the internet that will help you identify a job or career type", but I haven't been able to find anything suitable for someone in my position, ie mid-career rather than for school leavers or graduates starting out.

Women less often show patterns of the "upward career" type compared to men.