Career in sentence

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Most scientists tend to publish their highest-impact paper in the first 10, 15 years in their career, and it tanks after that.

I am in that stage of my career, according to this data.

So we measured the productivity, and amazingly, the productivity, your likelihood of writing a paper in year one, 10 or 20 in your career, is indistinguishable from the likelihood of having the impact in that part of your career.

And it happens to be so that most scientists buy most of their lottery tickets in the first 10, 15 years of their career, and after that, their productivity decreases.

It could be your very first or very last paper of your career.

Here is Frank Wilczek, who got the Nobel Prize in Physics for the very first paper he ever wrote in his career as a graduate student.

I asked her, "Do you remember how many babies you delivered throughout your career?"

I started my career decades ago at the southern US border, working with Central American asylum seekers.

It's very different from the career I had previously which was mountain climbing where you're in open spaces, the wind is whipping, it's very cold.

I've spent my career trying to keep surfaces clean, especially the surfaces of medical devices.

Over the course of my career, I've had the great honor playing some of the greatest male role models ever represented on television.

And then, out of the blue, for the first time in my entire career, a male fitness magazine called me, and they said they wanted to honor me as one of their game-changers.

I started my career with trying to understand the mysteries of forests with the tools of science.

And my job, as guest speaker for the day, was to inspire them to think about how exciting it would be to have a career in public health.

I am a capitalist, and after a 30-year career in capitalism spanning three dozen companies, generating tens of billions of dollars in market value, I'm not just in the top one percent, I'm in the top .01

I got the first and last D of my academic career.

I knew this person was more powerful than me and could impact my career, but I was like, "I've got to do this.

When I was growing up, I didn't even know that wildlife conservation was a career.

I've been privileged to spend my career catalyzing and connecting these movements throughout the tropics, and I've learned that as conservationists, our goal must be to win at scale, not just to lose more slowly.

In my career, I've experienced the death by suicide of two students and one amazing teacher who loved his kids; countless students experiencing homelessness; and kids entering and exiting the justice system.

Because he decided to co-conspire with us, he not only changed the career trajectories of six young people in the organization who suddenly got all this visibility, but he actually changed the trajectory of a business that people were neglecting and didn't have any fresh ideas for.

And then we have this tendency, the career counselors and various people say things like, "Artists are not analytical.

It even encouraged me to pursue some more fulfilling career paths that may otherwise have been inadvisable.

What if I had spent my entire life pursuing the wrong career?

I've worked in my creative career to develop new material systems for the textile industry.

"You should quit your international career."

And I continued my career with the United Nations after my diagnosis, going to work for two years in Angola, a country recovering from 27 years of brutal civil war.

You see, I read an article about how your name, particularly your last name, can have a strong influence on everything from your personality to your professional career.

But as a fine-art photographer I somehow felt that it wouldn't catch on out there, that there would be a problem with trying to make this as a fine-art career.

(Speaks Spanish) At one point in my career, I drew pigs and compared them with politicians and national guards who were responsible for stopping peaceful student demonstrations.

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