Career ended 

to be destroyed. hard.

to have your career ended is to go 0-45 in a 1v1

Career ended by Cantaloup3 July 5, 2017

career ender 

a really stupid action typically at work/with coworkers or picked up by the press that cause you to lose your job and possibly career

Kramer's racist rant is a career ender.

Getting drunk and calling you boss a fag, also a career ender

career ender by Paul S.W. November 20, 2006

the career ender

the act of stapling your scrotum to your leg.

Holy shit, Steve-O just did the career ender!

the career ender by heartagram82 November 5, 2003

career ender 

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 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.

career ender by Aaron Love September 3, 2016