Sentence examples for firm career from inspiring English sources

In an interview in 2012 with the law firm career Web site Chambers Associate, Ms. White said she would limit "or abolish corporate criminal liability entirely".

The system appears to be drawing in large numbers of people who have no firm career goals but failing to help them acquire focus.

And while effective careers advice is a good idea, do we really want 18 year-olds to be set on a firm career path already?

Yet when Mr. Bush received his Yale diploma in 1968, he had third-rate grades, second-rate accomplishments and no firm career prospects.

"I haven't got any firm career plans for after Cambridge, but I have a sincere commitment to try and make the world a better place with the advantages that elite education will give me," he added.

For students now, the promise of the big law firm career — and its paychecks — is slipping through their fingers, forcing them to look at lesser firms in smaller markets as well as opportunities in government or with public interest groups, law school faculty and students say.

She is also a co-author of "Presumed Equal: What America's Top Women Lawyers Really Think About Their Firms" (Career Press, 1998).

Simon Broomer is the managing director of CareerBalance Ltd, a London-based firm of career counsellors and job search coaches.

To the extent that the firm hires "career" paralegals, he says, it would look for degrees in library science or other research-related fields, not vocational certificates.

His sense of his worth is born of the fact that, having started work in his father's scaffolding firm, his career in broadcasting has been a long climb.

Early study alternatives, internships in firms, dynamic career alternatives, and other means could be considered as an effective solution if they were incentivized.