The phrase "fast career" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "As a young professional, I have been fortunate enough to have a fast career progression, moving up the corporate ladder at a rapid pace."
Younger pilots like Jubba's fast career track.
MEG SOBKOWICZ was on a fast career track in the oil industry.
From fast career progression to great company culture, here are six reasons graduates should consider working at a small business.
Part of the damage of Silicon Alley's collapse was its demoralizing effect on workers who were suddenly jolted from a life of feeling entitled to high salaries and fast career growth.
Fast CAREER Growth – a LIFE is what you make". In 2017, a call-centre job at a BPO (a business process outsourcing company) doesn't have the appeal it did a decade or so ago.
Top-tier consultancies generally have a fast career track; you are expected to move up to the next role within 2 to 3 years.
(The slow movement has nurtured some fast careers).
Here, the departure of senior grey hairs may help, by allowing a faster career track for the frustrated middle ranks.
Santee's fastest career miles were 4 00.5, 4 00.6, 4 00.7, 4 01.2 and 4 01.3, the best by an American in his day but short of the magic mark.
Entering the trials, Libbie Hickman, 35, of Fort Collins, Colo., has the fastest career time of 2 28 34, followed by Kristy Johnson, 34, of Shepherdstown, W.Va., at 2 29 05.
After translating that, Shvetsov said hopefully, "I get the scooter?" FINISH LINES The previous best finishes by a Russian here were OLGA MARKOVA's second places in 1991 and 1992... LYUDMILA PETROVA wore bib No. 23 because 22 other women had faster career bests..
