careerist

At the same time, a careerist risks being too much a Company man.

A committed careerist may be certain that the job comes first.

As a result, its ambitions have become more private and careerist.

The problem is the careerist politicians have no idea how to deal with it.

For the artists themselves, part of the motivation is careerist.

The careerist must determine what is the most important factor in their lives.

Most of the new members appear to be loyal party careerists.

He was no careerist, but he did like his job.

There were any number of experienced careerists at hand who could have done the job more thoroughly.

It is still the case that the majority of girls do not see themselves as primarily workers or careerists.

An election to office would deliver support for most any up and coming musical careerist.

The single careerist belonged to the lowest order of females.

You've got to burst out of that narrow careerist mentality.

"The new one has always been just a careerist and a provincial ham actor."

What lack of self love drives people to become such driven careerist?

A careerist with a nervous stomach and little by way of larger convictions.

The complaint about State Department careerists is an old one.

Careerists prosper, truth and women are the victims, humor is the only hope.

This was to stop the dilution of the nobility with careerists.

If you were really a careerist, this is where you'd say Rain Dogs.

This system will do away with the careerist politicians and their parasitical political parties.

He had the money, the endorsements and a careerist staff comfortable in the corridors of power.

No one was ever less of a careerist.

"You expect me to be the sort of careerist you are?

How careerists view their occupational goals are highly influenced by cultural factors.