| You must have felt, though, that you were aboard a space rocket in terms of your own career trajectory. |
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| Evidence of successful post-studentship career trajectory in these domains. |
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| Everyone should have the opportunity to develop a motivating and qualitative professional career trajectory. |
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| They've all figured in the career trajectory of guitarist Russell Malone, one of the most versatile and talented musicians of his generation. |
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| For employees, thinking about their career trajectory to better control it is a natural step in a career path. |
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| Issues of job classification, union membership, career trajectory, training, salary and benefits all may need to be addressed as part of the transition process. |
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| These are individuals whose jobs and responsibilities have a significant scope of authority and influence within government and who can demonstrate that they are on a career trajectory to more senior leadership positions. |
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| This exciting career trajectory represents a concrete illustration of the impact of the linkage and exchange model: the backbone of the CADRE program. |
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| Known for his unconventional career trajectory, the singer-songwriter and performer presents songs from his most recent album for the first time in Montreal. |
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| The Minister of Industry has asked the Council of Canadian Academies to examine which factors influence the career trajectory and statistical profile of women researchers in Canadian universities. |
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| She was born in Lübeck, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and her career trajectory has taken her into the fields of marketing at DRÄGER Medical and Corporate Human Resources at L'oréal. |
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| Carner's career trajectory is another reminder. |
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| Jonze's career trajectory is an unlikely one. |
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