Sentence examples for careers calling from inspiring English sources

Sanya Douglas, a Kay sales associate and manager in New York from 2003 to 2008, told the Post that a manager had a saying for male leaders coaxing women into sexual favors to advance their careers, calling it "going to the big stage".

They had no choice, they say; either their careers called for it or their anger demanded it.

But Martínez said he never felt compelled to try any performance-enhancing substances, which he said gave him peace as he saw players' careers called into question.

They are allowed coffee in class, a concession to late-night performances, and carry cell phones in case their careers call.

"One Profession, Multiple Careers" called for the development of a Researchers' Charter "as a framework for the career management for human resources in R&D".

Deborah Kolb, a professor emerita at Simmons College who advises many top female executives on their careers, calls these asks small "n" negotiations.

Theory-based longitudinal research on career calling is sparse.

T1 career calling predicted T2 work effort, career strategies, life meaning, and career adaptability.

Only career strategies mediated between T1 career calling and T2 life meaning and T2 career adaptability.

He launched into a music career, calling himself DJ Zoroski.

We tested if changes in career calling over time were associated with changes in goal-directed effort (work effort and career strategies) and psychological career success (life meaning and career adaptability) over time, and if goal-directed effort mediated between career calling and psychological career success over time.