Sentence examples for career wisdom from inspiring English sources

"Internships are no longer optional, they're required," says Peter Vogt, author of "Career Wisdom for College Students" and an adviser to MonsterTrak.com, the student arm of the job-search Web site, which reports that 78percentt of students in college this year plan to complete one or more internships before entering the post-collegiate world.

To help you differentiate career fact from urban myth, we examined the conventional career wisdom, and then consulted employment-industry professionals to see whether it held up under scrutiny.

Life mentors do not supplant career mentors or peer mentors (and in some cases may be one and the same), but they are there to impart career wisdom.

Jocelyn also co-wrote The Big Sister's Guide to the World of Work: The Inside Rules Every Working Girl Should Know after word spread of her rule-skirting career wisdom through the corporate grape vine.

Peter Vogt, a contributing writer for Monster and MonsterTRAK and author of Career Wisdom for College Students: Insights You Won't Get in Class, on the Internet, or from Your Parents advises "Graduate school isn't the place to find what you really love doing; it's the place to go when you've already answered that question (many career paths don't require a graduate degree of any kind).

In his early years it was believed that he was a misfit in one-day cricket; in the evening of his career received wisdom was that he did not fit into the Twenty20 scheme of things.

He's intelligent and has been through a lot of ups and downs in his career – giving him wisdom.

But then again, Mr. Brûlé has made a career of defying conventional wisdom.

Over her 40-year career she shared her wisdom and love of literature with thousands of students.

His public was not ready for the little Gump in bed with a woman, and Wisdom's career as a top film comedian was over.

After a distinguished career, goes the received wisdom, it has come to the point where it is time for him to accept that he can no longer handle such a demanding role in public life.