Sentence examples for nonlinear career from inspiring English sources
One legacy of the dot-com era is that nonlinear career tracks are more accepted and employers are less put off by a résumé with gaps and zigzags.
One legacy of the dot-com era is that nonlinear career tracks are more accepted and employers are less put off by a resume with gaps and zigzags.
I've followed a nonlinear career path.
Although going to work in Africa probably contributed to the nonlinear nature of my career, working there has definitely helped me in all of the jobs I have had since returning to the United States.
In fact, 58percentt of women describe their career path as "nonlinear," and nearly 90percentt of women executives and managers shift careers in midlife, according to Apollo Research Institute's forthcoming book, Women Lead.
Holland made his career through the study of nonlinear, or complex, systems.
Much like the systems he studies, Guttal's career has so far been nonlinear.
Lack of quantitative training among our biology majors weakens students at a practical level, whether they plan to analyze environmental impacts (e.g., minimum viable population size) or pursue a career in medicine (e.g., nonlinear drug dose responses, Yuan, 2005).
"We're more likely to get an episodic memoir like Bob Dylan's 'Chronicles: Volume One,' a nonlinear, incomplete account of select key moments in his life and career," he wrote.
For a brief biography of his early life and career, see R Agarwal, S Leela, A brief biography and survey of collected works of V Lakshmikantham, Nonlinear Anal.
