A scholar examines a genius and his unsatisfactory career.
In other mostly African-based studies, financial factors and concerns about access to training tended to be more prominent than for the Fiji doctors, while other factors such as heavy workloads, poor working conditions, unsatisfactory career progression, dissatisfaction with health management and concerns about family welfare were similar [ 13- 35].
The report said reserve teachers who had not found a permanent place were six times as likely as other teachers to have received an unsatisfactory rating sometime in their careers, although that rating had nothing to do with why their prior jobs had been eliminated.
But his international career has come to an unsatisfactory conclusion.
His triumphant debut led to unsatisfactory film roles and a somewhat stunted career appearing in national tours of Broadway musicals, most notably as Daddy Warbucks in "Annie," a role he also played on Broadway and reprised in the ill-fated "Annie 2: Miss Hannigan's Revenge".
"Fifa was the most difficult assignment of my career and probably the most unsatisfactory", Hershman added.
Dissatisfiers relate to working conditions rather than the task itself: low salary, poor career perspectives and training opportunities, unsatisfactory access to supplies and support mechanisms, and disappointing human interactions with colleagues and managers all contribute to a sense of dissatisfaction.
Last June, my principal at the time rated my teaching "unsatisfactory," checking off a few boxes on an evaluation sheet that placed my career in limbo.
Among the challenges concerning postdoctoral and other contract research staff noted were: Uncertain career prospects associated with work on a short-term contractual basis, unsatisfactory training in the skills required in an academic career, and increasingly uncompetitive salaries.
With a disappointing and unsatisfactory year of postdoc-ing under my belt, and no particularly fond memories of my graduate career, I've made a firm (I'm serious, no waffling!) decision to leave the bench.
Edie Falco, in shorts and a halter top, has the best role of her career as Marly, one of those Americans who possess more intelligence than they can use in an unsatisfactory job.
