a career path marked by increasing amounts of tragedy, lameness, futility, ineptitude, respect, and/or pay.
Vic's career tragectory included starting at Lehman Brothers, then Bernie Madoff's firm, then jail, and now he's working at the Wendy's drive-thru.
by katewoo April 10, 2011
What a lot of young people are in Europe becuase the government pays all their education expenses so what they do is drink and fuck and do drugs all the time while taking the bare minimum in BS classes to keep receiving government funding, which includes cost of living (booze/drug money).
They purposly never graduate so they can continue living the life style they are living for free.
They purposly never graduate so they can continue living the life style they are living for free.
Lukas began his 12th year at University having accomplished nothing except 11 years of being intoxicated most of the time while the government picked up the tab.
by FooberFoober July 23, 2005
Career F(Fame)Change. When a well know celebrity of some sort gets bored of their current career and attempts to try out new ones and can somewhat what succeed due to the fame they have already built up.
Ian - "Have you heard KSI wants to make trash music now. He wants to be a rapper I think."
Corneluious the 3rd - "Yeah he's had a career fhange. It's only doing better thqan someone else who would've started a music career because he is famous already."
Corneluious the 3rd - "Yeah he's had a career fhange. It's only doing better thqan someone else who would've started a music career because he is famous already."
by cmongonemore June 1, 2019
Multi-generatonal, long-term user of everything the system has to offer. Takes Full advantage of & expects all the freebies the government has to offer. Has never worked, with no plans to ever. Probably lived in Erie County, Ohio at one time or another, due to its easy access to public assistance programs.
Mike: Fred never goes to work, but still manages to have nice things. I don't think his dad ever worked either. How do they do it?
Monte: Simple, he's a career welfarerite. Learned it from his daddy!
Monte: Simple, he's a career welfarerite. Learned it from his daddy!
by Pioneer 1 June 1, 2016
by Nhuu March 21, 2023
In the American business and corporate world, a career ender is an employee who is in the final stage of his professional career, generally due to his age.
The term frequently has a negative connotation. The implication is that the employee is less interested in career growth than another employee, or that they may be less motivated or energetic. This term frequently is used when evaluating a potential new hire. In certain roles, an ideal fit will be an employee who will be willing to go above-and-beyond, challenge conventions, and easily adapt to changing conditions. Additionally, in many professional fields, the cost of each hire is very high, and the expectation is that the employee will grow and be able to provide much more value over time. A career ender, to contrast, might be reluctant to take on additional risk, and might instead be looking for a static, stable, "cushy" position until his eventual retirement.
In many situations, being a career ender isn't necessarily unacceptable, and many organizations have many career enders. Such an individual might be able to benefit the organization in many ways through his experience alone.
Many people view the label career ender as a form of age discrimination, which is usually illegal in the United States. Therefore, in most institutional and corporate environments, this term is more likely to be encountered behind closed doors, or at smaller firms (such as startups) more likely to engage in illegal discrimination.
The term frequently has a negative connotation. The implication is that the employee is less interested in career growth than another employee, or that they may be less motivated or energetic. This term frequently is used when evaluating a potential new hire. In certain roles, an ideal fit will be an employee who will be willing to go above-and-beyond, challenge conventions, and easily adapt to changing conditions. Additionally, in many professional fields, the cost of each hire is very high, and the expectation is that the employee will grow and be able to provide much more value over time. A career ender, to contrast, might be reluctant to take on additional risk, and might instead be looking for a static, stable, "cushy" position until his eventual retirement.
In many situations, being a career ender isn't necessarily unacceptable, and many organizations have many career enders. Such an individual might be able to benefit the organization in many ways through his experience alone.
Many people view the label career ender as a form of age discrimination, which is usually illegal in the United States. Therefore, in most institutional and corporate environments, this term is more likely to be encountered behind closed doors, or at smaller firms (such as startups) more likely to engage in illegal discrimination.
The candidate has a strong technical background, and excellent communication skills, but I feel that a career ender is not a good fit for this role.
by Aaron Love February 23, 2016
An atheist whose atheism is the focal point of their existence. They basically wear a badge that tells everyone their lack of belief. They are also self proclaimed critical thinkers, as if thats something average people can’t do.
There’s nothing wrong with being an atheist, but nothing special about it either.
There’s nothing wrong with being an atheist, but nothing special about it either.
Examples of Career Atheists include TJ Kirk, Matt Dillahunty, Christopher Hitchens, Thunderf00t, and the majority of people on Reddit and Quora.
by Mendoman June 13, 2023