In the old days -- before Enron, WorldCom and other recent corporate debacles -- that was considered a drawback, something that would hinder career progress and foster boredom.
Career development and education opportunities in rural areas are important job determinants [ 14]; demotivation among health workers often stems from professional dissatisfaction [ 15]; health workers fear that prolonged rural postings may hinder career opportunities [ 16].
Additionally, long-term absence from work may have negative consequences, including: alienation, feelings of guilt, reduced well-being and enthusiasm for work, hindered career and salary development, and increased risk of exiting the workforce [ 53- 56].
In 1962 the government newspaper Izvestia printed a letter from Irina Kolpakova, Alla Shelest and other Kirov ballerinas, accusing the couple of hindering the careers of younger dancers.
Housewives control the family finances, and in the workplace so-called "office ladies" wield a lot of influence over the lives of salarymen, quietly hindering the careers of those they dislike.There are, however, some indications that the role of women could change.
In addition it meant that work for junior barristers was scarce, hindering their careers.
Ordinarily Sam knew 'just how far to push the buttons', said LC. 'And he knew what buttons not to push because it might hinder his career.' This time he didn't give a fuck about his career, because, as Charles said, 'We was right in the middle of it.
Being open about my sexuality hasn't hindered my career, and I would like to think that for other people, it wouldn't hinder their careers either".
Q. Do you think Loudon's success helped or hindered your career? A. Being Loudon's youngest sister has been both a help and a hindrance to my music career.
