Sentences with phrase «at later stages of their careers»

Changing your pen name at a later stage of your career, especially if it means to republish your books under a different author name is painful.

at later stages of their careers — will feel like they don't know enough, or have sufficient skill, to be handling the work they have been given to do.

At the later stage of the career, I want to evolve from Market...

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Even as the Great Recession slowly recedes, STEM workers at every stage of the career pipeline, from freshly minted grads to mid - and late - career Ph.D. s, still struggle to find employment as many companies, including Boeing, IBM, and Symantec, continue to lay off thousands of STEM workers.

«A lot of people, probably including myself, look at the period when I got back - to - back 50s as the height of my career,» King would say later, staring at the abandoned practice court from a dilapidated stage.

Yes David Bentley has improved greatly of late, and perhaps we could just offload Jamie O'Hara and Alan Hutton, but that being said when everyone is fit and well Bentley won't get a game and therefore it would in some ways be unfair to keep him just to warm the bench as that would not serve his career too well at this stage.

Goalkeepers tend to not retire until their late 30's and just looking at the likes of Buffon, Casillas and even previously Van Der Sar, top keepers can remain at the highest well into the latter stages of their professional career.

At 30, he might not have too much longer if he's eyeing a move to one of the top clubs as ultimately it's difficult to see them investing in the later stages of his career.

Bolton FC should feel a sense of achievement in seeing 33 year - old Kevin Davies strutting his stuff for England in midweek, and even though the fans favourite didn't quite make the impact intended on Wednesday night as England drew 0 - 0 with Montenegro, the confidence alone just from being called up to the England team at such a late stage in his career will have left Davies in buoyant mood ahead of Saturday's encounter with Stoke, where he should be fired up and motivated to put in a string of pleasing performances from now on in the knowledge that Fabio Capello is watching on intently.

If the recipients of LRPs and early career awards are successful at the next stage of their careers, the average age of physician - scientists should begin to decrease during the next decade (that decrease in age may not be dramatic, however, since research careers now begin later in life than a generation ago because of lengthened training requirements).

Rebel in the Rye offers a cursory glance at every stage of Salinger's career, including his time at Columbia, his service in World War II, his emergence as a short - story writer for The New Yorker, the 1951 publication of The Catcher in the Rye and its overwhelming success, and his later retreat into total seclusion in New Hampshire.

Scorsese continues to show, again and again, even at this late stage in his career, why he's one of the best filmmakers of all time.

There are plenty of benefits for students in creating personalized learning paths: making career choices becomes faster, choosing the right education path becomes easier and university courses completed in high school level can be transferred as course credits at a later stage.

Rather, we believe it is important to measure whether the ratio of debt to earnings indicates whether a student is able to manage debt both in the early years after completion, and in later years, since students must be able to sustain loan payments at all stages, regardless of the benefits that may accrue to them over their entire career.

They might not earn undiluted praise did he not already have a fan club eager to embrace them, but one can see the white borders and think of Joan Mitchell, see the blacks and think of late Mark Rothko or Clyfford Still, or see the tangle and ambivalence and think of Willem de Kooning at different stages of his career.

firstsite, Colchester from 14 June — 21 September 2014 There has been a resurgence of interest in the multidisciplinary British artist Bruce McLean of late, and an overdue career survey is now being staged at firstsite in Colchester.

The majority of the work on show at Newport Street Gallery is from this more recent stage of Colen's career, though many are late instalments in long - running series.

American artist Carole Feuerman, one of the world's leading hyperrealist sculptors, will be staging her first London solo exhibition at BAFA on New Bond Street later this month, celebrating a career spanning four decades.

This major exhibition is the first time his works have been on display in London, and at Marlborough Fine Art, since 2008, and traces his development toward lyrical abstract compositions in the later stage of his career.

It is clear that at every stage in his stylistically peripatetic career, whether in a daringly provincial geometric abstraction from 1947 or the atmospheric haze of his latest nature - inspired reveries, Paul Resika is an artist enthralled by balance.

To help you build your administrative assistant resume at any stage of this career path, let's look at three different resumes: one administrative newbie right out of school, a midlevel admin assistant, and a later - career executive assistant.