Sentences with phrase «shift over the course of a career»

Finding the right balance is a very personal challenge, and even for a single person, priorities are likely to shift over the course of a career.

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Instead, it is a pedagogical shift that all teachers must work to cultivate over the course of a career, one that works its way into every aspect of how we teach.

In fact, over the course of his career, Carreño's aesthetics continually shifted as the artist experimented with current trends and shifting artistic environments as the artist moved between Havana, New York, Paris, and later Santiago de Chile.

Aaron Siskind (1903 — 1991) approached photographic representation with a shifting focus over the course of his career.

This is also a fine way of describing the radical shift that happened over the course of the first decade and a half of Whitten's career.

Even as Rothenberg's images have changed radically over the course of her career, certain tendencies critical to the compositional dynamics of her paintings have remained constant, reflecting how the artist sees and reconstructs the world through a series of shifting pictorial structures that create a spinning or torquing spatial scenario.

Spanning over eight decades, the prolific career of Romanian artist Hedda Sterne is marked by both the influence of the Surrealist and Abstract Expressionist movements, and an independent, fluid style that shifted many times over the course of her life.

These elements evolve over the course of one's career, and if your modus operandi is to add your most recent experience to the top — retaining the same summary section and shifting the rest of the experience content down — you are not evolving your message along with your career.

Shifting the focus from the jobs you've held to the skills you've mastered over the course of your career allows you to effectively demonstrate how you'd benefit a new organization, even if you haven't worked directly in that field yet.