Sentence examples for experienced career from inspiring English sources

Tillerson's job No. 1 must be to find qualified and experienced career officials to manage the State Department's vital offices.

It is encouraging that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross appointed interim leaders for the Census Bureau from among the agency's dedicated, experienced career staff.

Findings suggest that the longer Black females remain in their organization, the more likely they were to have experienced career mobility as long as they had engaged in activities that enhanced their visibility.

Corinne Mills is a highly experienced career coach and joint managing director of Personal Career Management where she has helped thousands of individuals with a wide array of career challenges to achieve their career goals.

Both men dispense with traditions and reject advice from experienced career personnel, and neither hesitates to engage in aggressive foreign policy despite intense concerns that fuel extremism at home.

Experienced career civil servants are considering leaving the government, and potential political appointees are increasingly reluctant to accept positions in an administration led by a president who makes offensive and divisive statements, pursues controversial domestic and foreign policies, and is mired in a widening special-counsel investigation.

Religious, and especially Christian, themes were common in music throughout the '60s: early Bob Dylan songs like 1963's "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" featured an apocalyptic tone, as did Barry McGuire's surprise hit "Eve of Destruction" two years later (tellingly, both artists experienced career-changing born-again experiences, Mr. McGuire in 1971 and Mr. Dylan in 1978).

Lizzie Mortimer is a highly experienced careers consultant and currently works for the University of Edinburgh.

* plus husband's 3 children ** previously divorced from her first husband Thematic, open-ended interviews were performed by four women: a public health researcher (first author), an experienced careers counsellor (second author), a graduate economist, and a graduate social worker.

Our vision is that every Cornell Engineer experiences career satisfaction.

They found that men tend to have stable careers, while women more often experience career changes.