Sentences with phrase «in professions»

These types of jobs seem to be less stressful because in professions like engineering, there is more control over how and when the work is completed, Baker says.

I've never suffered cancer myself, but I created the survey along with a local cancer organization in order to provide a few self - help tips to myself as well as many of my friends who were trying to figure out what's really important in life - we were all stuck on the work treadmill and wondering why we were not too happy in our professions and daily pursuits.

Hearing the people who were actually in these professions speak about them with real enthusiasm made the whole experience very worthwhile.

«Another positive factor came from the increase in education, said Jennifer Uyei, PhD, MPH, Research Scientist in the Division of Comparative Effectiveness and Decision Science, NYULMC, «which correlates with a reduction of gender inequality in these professions.»

In the professions the number of women is increasing overall.

Prior to joining the AAAS staff in 1986, Dr. Frankel served on the faculty at Wayne State University and was director of the Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago.

Although in some professions a Ph.D. might be considered a disadvantage, I ensured that my experience as a Ph.D. student was not underplayed.

«Only children move up quickly in their professions,» says Rebecca Hegar of the University of Texas at Arlington.

His leadership and guidance led to the establishment of a world center that serves as a home for scholars and fellows, from both the humanities and the sciences, to pursue interests in education and research on ethical and policy issues in the life and social sciences, in medicine and in the professions.

«These spouses are often employed in professions that require new licensing for each new location, such as teachers and nurses — vital occupations in a military community.

Established in 2010, the Erie County Legislature's Citizen of the Month Award recognizes individuals who have achieved great heights in their professions, have retired from distinguished careers, have demonstrated excellence in arts and sports, or have made extraordinary contributions to the quality of life or quality of place in Erie County.

An assumption that white men invariably occupy an economically privileged position seems to be another unfortunate assumption among those pushing for greater diversity in the professions.

«There is no evidence that national pay frameworks are undermining standards or are deterring high quality public service workers from joining or remaining in their professions, quite the reverse.

There are two professions, nursing and education, that are dominated by women, and in both professions you've seen this aggressive move toward... the testing model of work, so [that] also affects women disproportionately.»

The Erie County Legislature has a long - standing tradition of recognizing individuals, youths and adults, that have achieved great heights in their professions, have retired from distinguished careers, have demonstrated excellence in the arts or sports, or have made extraordinary contributions to the quality of life or quality of place in Erie County.

There is no doubt that there should be more women in Parliament, at the highest level of business, in academia and in the professions, and the paucity of women across all workplaces is disturbing.

Or, we've invested too much in our careers to give it up halfway — often the case in professions that require an unbroken career path.

As in all professions, if you're not improving, you're losing ground.

Am I suggesting that women should not aim at being top in the professions, at becoming the CEO of some large company, or going high in political life?

I see this in the medical / dental community of which I am part, that either women participate fully in their professions and have no children, or they have a family and their work comes second.

This was created not so much by any moral ambiguity in his professions per se (though some inspired less certainty than others) but by two features of my own interpretive hardwiring as a Muslim.

She described for us how she and other «first - stage» feminists fought to restore a fully legitimate place for women in the professions and in careers, a place they had won in the twenties and thirties but lost again as the post-war «feminine mystique» tightened its grip.

Also, a criminal breach of trust — which is the nature of the offense — warrants removal from ministry just as it does in the professions of law and medicine.

At the same time, the public's general trust in the professions began to decrease.

Several members work in professions where they are required to follow fair employment guidelines; they understand about «those rules.»

I know many people in those professions who are quite good at what they do.

The actress said in a statement to the New York Times that any financial recuperation from the lawsuit would be donated to Time's Up «so that women and men in all professions may have legal redress for sexual harassment, economic retaliation and damage to their careers.»

Workers just beginning their careers, workers in professions with a high upside income potential, and individuals expecting a large windfall, such as a family trust or inheritance, can greatly benefit from contributing after - tax dollars to a Roth IRA or Roth 401 (k).

«In these professions, being attractive was highly detrimental to women,» said Stefanie Johnson, a University of Colorado - Denver business school professor and one of the study's authors.

THE Jewish advantage in the professions, then, is rather shadow than substance, and so, but much more so, is the Jewish importance in politics.

«When people are functioning at a high level in business and in the professions, they have jumped through so many hoops to get where they are that if there's a change along those lines, that all by itself can be something of concern,» says Dr. Boyd.

In some professions — say, actual rocket science, or maybe web programming — you might be in a precarious position.

Individuals in these professions help to improve their clients» lives through communication, often in a clinical or hospital setting.

It's the kind of thing you hear about a lot in professions like law, which used to be dominated by men but aren't as much anymore.

Resources Inc. has some sample codes of ethics available, and more such resources can be found online, particularly on the pages of university business ethics centers like the Illinois Institute of Technology's Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions.

To work in these professions, people must obtain an academic degree, and then obtain qualifications from an industry association.

If you work in a profession that requires you to wear business or dress attire every day, it goes without saying that you need to own a decent amount of neck ties.

Last March, for example, New York Times columnist David Brooks wrote that he had been blindsided by Trump's primary victory largely because he — like many in his profession — did not venture out beyond their own bubbles.

He's one of the few in his profession who is keenly aware that the game has changed.

Khanna said that she has heard rumors of sexual misconduct in Bollywood, and adds that she's «sure it exists in every profession — across the board.»

If you work in a profession that requires you to wear business or dress attire every day, it goes without saying that you need to own a decent amount of neckties.

What he didn't see was a single ad for a job in his profession, including one identified by ProPublica that was being shown to younger users: a posting for a social media director job at HubSpot.

Find out who the influencers are in your profession or industry and follow them.

Sales skills are important in any profession, even if your job description doesn't include the word «sales.»

Historically, the White House beat was seen as a plum assignment for the best in the profession.

Planning ahead in my profession is impossible.

In a profession intrinsically fuelled by confidence and optimism, the steady accumulation of bad news has a funereal quality, especially for those who remember the heyday.

When I started as an accountant, in 1980, roughly, there was less than 10 % of women in the profession.

I have yet to lose a prospective client based on this, which tells you something about the incongruence in my profession.

I mean, I just find that the women candidates that we have running right now — and they are diverse in geography, in race, in profession, in life experience — are the bridges.