Sentence examples for desirable career path from inspiring English sources
Katy Jones, the report's author, now a researcher at the University of Salford, says that making social care apprenticeships more attractive will be challenging: "It's a sector that's infamous for low pay, limited career pathways and high staff turnover, so the status of the sector needs to be improved for people to see it as a desirable career path".
This means attracting the best candidates for teaching; providing relevant, ongoing training; sending them to areas where they are needed most; and offering them incentives and a desirable career path to make long-term commitments to teaching.
The perceived demise of Wall Street as a sustainable -- and desirable -- career path has worked to tech's advantage, pushing talented young people toward companies like Yipit, where half of the employees used to work for banks.
Similarly, with more academic researchers competing for shrinking federal funding resources, taking on the "risk" of investigating a rare disease indication, which traditionally would have been unappealing due to the lack of resources or a clear career path, has become more desirable.
They found that high levels of internal locus of control lead to a preference of employment, which challenges traditional entrepreneurship research and suggests that the feasibility of an entrepreneurial career path does not automatically make it desirable.
The traditional career path followed by preceding generations is becoming less plausible and less desirable.
This is also consistent with the glamourisation of entrepreneurship, an attractive career path for Gen Y because it is simultaneously counter-conformist and socially desirable.
The novel notion that being a regent might now be a career path to leading the nation's biggest school system made the job even more desirable.
While personal preferences play a role in choosing this uncertain career path, it seems that during Ph.D. programs, young researchers learn to regard academic employment as more desirable than other employment.
