Sentence examples for diversified career from inspiring English sources

Your Diversified Career in 2014: Own It.

It's about the Diversified Career -- a multi-disciplinary, multi-stream or modular model.

Mr. Harman regarded it as the capstone challenge of his diversified career.

Many artists have long since adapted to the idea that recordings will no longer be their biggest source of income, even if they may be the foundation around which the artists build a more diversified career.

The small pieces are souvenirs of an important period in their art, but by no means fully represent two long, very different, highly diversified careers that have taken many unexpected directions.

Take advantage of businesses that are emerging to assist and encourage the coordinated development and optimization of different diversified careers.

Frequently, she diversified her career by undertaking contemporary roles, in 1971 playing the wife in the original London production of Harold Pinter's "Old Times".

Since then she has diversified her career, moving from Broadway to television (the long-running series "Alice") and back to the theater, winning a Tony as best actress for her performance as the mother in Mr. Simon's "Broadway Bound".

Crawford quickly gained a reputation for her business savvy and is widely considered to be the first model to diversify her career by venturing into multiple industries.

Participant Linda Tarplin, co-founder of Tarplin, Downs & Young, a healthcare consultancy firm in Washington, D.C., is exploring board service as a way to diversify her career.

At the end of the scheme, graduates are appointed into a department manager position within the company, "A lot of graduates like the idea of one day being in head office," says Sims, "although we encourage graduates to work their way up to branch manager before diversifying their career.