Because very few European institutions have explicit, formalized career paths, KI had to model its structure on those of institutions in the United States, says Katarina Bjelke, KI's director for research and postgraduate education.
Packard and Nguyen (2003) stressed that discussions of how careers impact communities need to be an explicit focus of career programs so that careers are not eliminated due to lack of information or stereotypical perceptions.
A common thread through the various narratives of the participants was their implicit and explicit references to career pathing and career mobility.
Kendrick Lamar has, in ways more subtle and quite explicit, spent his career in conversation with Tupac Shakur.
Leaders were confident that salary affected recruitment, but many were not convinced that salary alone would provide adequate pull factors; the dominant opinion was that extra salary should be provided to flatten (i.e. equalize) the playing field, but it was explicit and transparent career advantages that would actually draw people north.
We and other scholars who have studied this issue (Shoben, 1997) have found no explicit legal challenges to dual-career accommodation policies.
The 46 overwhelmingly Republican senators did not vote the wishes of their constituents, but rather the advancement of their careers and the explicit threat of the NRA to withdraw re-election funding and transfer support to the opposition.
This theme became more and more explicit as Kierkegaard resumed his writing career.
A Connecticut couple from Clinton have been indicted on federal child pornography charges involving a girl who was told that sexually explicit photos would help her modeling career, the authorities said yesterday.
