Similar words: careerist, carve out a career, career, career girl, career plan, career woman, free riding, verism. Meaning: n. the practice of advancing your career at the expense of your personal integrity.
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1 It has to do with both psychology and careerism.
2 I don't have a careerism to research some deep issue, so I bought many kinds of books about religion, art, literature, society, history, biology.
3 You have little greed for careerism and feel contented as long as you could enjoy walking on this plain road for a moment.
4 In short, driven by careerism, "the nation's colleges and universities are more successful in providing credentials than in providing a quality education for their students."
5 The careerism and money seemed only to embolden their blindness.
6 A conventional story would have set up Roark's "selfless devotion to his art" against Keating's "grasping, selfish careerism." Rand reverses this expectation.
7 I will educate him and guide him to be a sunny, positive, happy man full of careerism .
8 But it’s terrifying to realize that this kind of cynical careerism — for that’s what it is — has probably ensured that we won’t do anything about climate change until catastrophe is already upon us.
9 The advancement of good new ideas is hampered by the careerism of scientists.
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