I always had to have something tangible in my career to talk about.
The son of a Baptist minister, Redding began singing in the choir of the Vineville Baptist church in Macon, Georgia, and the gospel influence was tangible throughout his recording career – his induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame notably spoke of the "funky, secular testifying" of his work.
He also has one obvious, glaring, potentially career-derailing tangible: Tebow does not throw the ball well.
CLEVELAND — At least with Albert Pujols the Angels can point to the excruciating pain he felt in his left heel, which finally gave out on July 26, and a sore right knee as tangible reasons for his career-low average and on-base and slugging percentages.
Over the six week course, I learnt front-end basics and a technical career became a tangible possibility.
But with only 20 percent of postdocs advancing to tenure-track employment, many find themselves realizing too late, or waiting too long, to make a career plan with tangible contingency options.
It really serves me well in my career in a tangible way.
Covering the shelter industry has allowed me the amazing opportunity to interact with so many successful women, and it's been a huge highlight of my career to glean tangible inspiration from them.
Medical schools should refocus faculty retention efforts on professional development programs, regular performance feedback, balancing career and family, tangible recognition of teaching and clinical service and meaningful faculty participation in institutional governance.
The primary intention of our intervention is to continue supporting interactions between Coaches and their groups, and follow students longitudinally to see if the Academy makes a tangible difference in long-term career choices.
