Sentences with phrase «but meaningful career»

They will either have a low paying but meaningful career such as Police, Fireman, Teachers and Teachers Aides, Bus Drivers etc..

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But that language doesn't account for the women who want to open up their careers, to better integrate their personal and professional identities, to find work that engages them without cannibalizing the other elements of a rich, meaningful life.
Vandoorne came into F1 with a glittering junior career but has yet to back up the hype with any meaningful performances.
The AAAS Early Career Award for Public Engagement with Science recognizes early career scientists and engineers who demonstrate excellence not only in their research careers but also in promoting meaningful dialogue between science and society.
Time spent in meaningful interactions with patients is a powerful driver of physician career satisfaction, but increased paperwork and time on the computer means less time for direct patient care.
Many of those jobs aren't appropriate for the typical Science Careers reader, but the category is so large that even a small slice is meaningful.
It was her day job now and I was still in my old career and, you know, it was a good job and all, it was meaningful, but it wasn't the mission that it was increasingly clear that we were going to be on.»
In his career, the single man was an overachiever with a long list of accomplishments — but, in the dating arena, he struggled to get in a meaningful relationship.
Devoted to their careers but looking for long - lasting love and a meaningful relationship all the same.
It is easy to assume that a hit like this would have been a launching pad for its twentysomething actors and actresses, but in fact almost none of them went on to meaningful film careers.
«For many millennials, activism is no longer an «activity», but rather a life - long choice that seeks to mesh together a fulfilling career and meaningful life,» writes Kamna Kathuria.
But whether a student will succeed after high school and move on to a meaningful career depends primarily on one thing: Is he or she academically prepared for college and a good career?
To proclaim that one test and one set of curriculum standards, the Common Core, can provide meaningful data about whether a child is college and career ready, that is, ready to attend one of the over 4,400 colleges and universities in the US or pursue one of the tens of thousands of careers that exist or those that don't but will by the time this year's preschool class, the class or 2029 or 2030 graduates high school, is educationally bankrupt.
Establishing college and career readiness standards are a great start for describing what students need to know and be able to do to be successful after high school, but we need to closely consider how we are teaching those skills in meaningful ways.
For Chartered Teacher Status, subject NPQs or similar training programmes to have wide value and recognition, new roles which are classroom based but involve supporting others by sharing teaching expertise need to be established as a high - status and meaningful career pathway.
But even states» college - and career - readiness standards are documents that must be studied and internalized if they are to guide teachers to make meaningful instructional change.
Kohn Gallery has championed the careers of West Coast artists for 30 years, not only by representing canonical artists such as as Bruce Conner, Wallace Berman, Joe Goode, John Altoon and Larry Bell, but also by creating challenging and meaningful contemporary contexts.
Many women lawyers share the same dream as you do of combining a satisfying career with a meaningful family life, and many of them are realizing that dream, in part because many large law firms have woken up to the reality that it is not just a matter of being decent and sensitive, but also good business to accommodate the needs of working lawyer moms.
«The job interview doesn't end when you walk out the door but rather affords job seekers a unique opportunity to build a meaningful relationship with the interviewer and keep their candidacy top of mind,» said Amanda Augustine, a career advice expert for TopResume.
It takes time, focus, and commitment, but the payoff is a deeper, more meaningful career.
«I wanted a career where I could do work that was meaningful, but also be able to support myself financially.
Or, put another way, developing an original resume is like going to an annual health exam (uncomfortable and sometimes a bit painful) and afterward, the resume requires continuous, rigorous checkups to address additions to your career chronology / achievements and / or changes in career direction, but for the health of your career and for preventive care reasons (and sometimes, unfortunately, to address career health issues before they worsen), a meaningful, well thought out resume process is essential!
We rounded up a handful of active jobs that not only let you «get your steps in,» but they also provide you with a meaningful, solid career to build out throughout your life.
Each chapter is filled with smart, powerful strategies from the Bounce Back achievers on how they rebounded from a variety of challenges including how they told their «career story» to hiring managers, how they made gut - wrenching decisions to leave their safe but unfulfilling jobs, how they contacted their network to get job leads, referrals and recommendations, how they customized their resume, and how they made big bold decisions to land in more meaningful, purposeful and even higher salaried careers.
Volunteering is a very valuable endeavor that will not only benefit those who you are helping, but will also help you to develop your career in a meaningful way.
But what about those of us whose careers have been in the public sector (pre-redundancy) whose achievements are around relationship building, community engagement and getting people just to stay in a room together long enough to have a meaningful discussion!
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