careerist's Usage Examples:

influence how careerists view their occupational goals.

How an individual interprets the term "career" can distinguish between extreme careerists and those.

The return of an NPS careerist to the job was much applauded by park employees and supporters, but Everhardt's.

ditched Labour for the "Independent Group for Change", a small group of careerist MPs and ex-MPs that dissolved a few months later.

more powerful family than her spouse, who was described as an upstart careerist.

work placement programs designed to help former private sector mid-life careerists transition into encore career work in the social sector.

Opposition has described him as a "collaborator" and "careerist" enriching himself by supporting the administration in Crimea, and Mustafa.

The London Region complained that he was a careerist and an anti-Marxist, while some Christians in the organisation argued.

Some, following the lead of Alexander Orlov, portray him as a "careerist" ready to liquidate dozens of honest people to advance himself, a man.

associated with black consciousness either were hijacked by political careerist to gravitate towards the freedom charter(e.

defendant's mug shot is 'laden for characterizing the defendant as a careerist in crime'".

Turner left the band in 1985, citing differences with the "careerist" Ament.

Special ops marine lieutenant John Kane was once a careerist simply glad to have a job, and could not care less about politics as long.

anthem for careerist kids determined to bulldoze their way into a multi-platform revenue stream.

However, in 1933, after spending time in Moscow she became appalled by the careerist functionaries surrounding Stalin.

Synonyms:

professional person; career man; career girl; professional;

Antonyms:

blue-collar; nonprofessional; amateur; juvenile;