Übersetzung für 'career opportunity' von Englisch nach Deutsch

career opportunity

Karrierechance {f}jobs

Berufsmöglichkeit {f}jobs

Karrieremöglichkeit {f}jobs

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Werbung

entry-level career opportunity

Einstiegsmöglichkeit {f}jobs

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opportunity

Gelegenheit {f}

Möglichkeit {f}

Kaufgelegenheit {f}

Fall {m} [Gelegenheit]

günstige Gelegenheit {f}

Wichtigkeit {f}

Chance {f}

opportunity cost

Gelegenheitseinbuße {f}

employment opportunity

Arbeitsmöglichkeit {f}jobs

Arbeitsgelegenheit {f}jobs

goalscoring opportunity

Torchance {f}sports

wonderful opportunity

wunderbare Gelegenheit {f}

business opportunity

Geschäftschance {f}econ.

great opportunity

große Chance {f}

starting opportunity

Startchance {f}

welcome opportunity

willkommene Gelegenheit {f}

grand opportunity

großartige Gelegenheit {f}

splendid opportunity

glänzende Gelegenheit {f}

equal opportunity

gleiche Chance {f}

investment opportunity

Kapitalanlagemöglichkeit {f}fin.

• Bee left the UA at the end of 2017 to pursue a career opportunity with the Arizona Builders Alliance where he currently serves as the Director for Southern Arizona.
• Billed as "mischievous" on her return, Tiffany puts on a "chirpy" front, but cannot "conceal how desperate she is to stay" and her arrival puts Whitney's career opportunity "on hold" as she does best to stop Whitney moving to Wakefield.
• A 2007 article in DM Review pointed out that there was still a need for specialized outsourcing relationship managers and cited this as a career opportunity.
• On 27 March 2014 Bradley LeBaron, who oversaw the transition to the non-profit corporation and had been the president and CEO of UBHC in the more than twenty years since, advised the Board of Trustees that he was leaving the organization to pursue another career opportunity with Brigham Young University's Student Health Services.
• On 1 May 2016, Sydney FC released Abbas to allow him to pursue a career opportunity overseas.

• Taylor moves away from Dillon and begins coaching the Pemberton Pioneers in Philadelphia, due to a career opportunity for his wife, Tami.
• He resigned from his Senate seat January 15, 2012, citing an out-of-state career opportunity for his wife.
• Ken's performance earns him a new career opportunity.
• Some institutions of higher education (universities) recognise energy economics as a viable career opportunity, offering this as a curriculum.
• Fritz later took a job as Deputy Chief of the LAPD's Special Operations Bureau, and it is unknown how this affects their marriage or her career opportunity.

• In 1968, employees were placed under the merit system and for the first time, working for the agency was seen as a career opportunity rather than temporary employment.
• He left "The Geoff Show" on 21 December 2007, to pursue a new career opportunity at Virgin Radio. His replacement Nelson Kumah started on 5 January 2008 and appeared on the show as the new producer.
• KE's recently added the Pharmacy Career Opportunity Recruitment Project (Pharm-CORP) to their National Project.
• The Tennessee House GOP tweeted that Pearson "should explore a different career opportunity" and referenced non-existent dress rules for the house in an effort to support what was widely criticized as a racist response to Pearson's choice of attire.
• Over the years the research and teaching branched out into life sciences in general, while interest for agriculture as a career opportunity waned.

• Manjul later asks her jokingly that she did not please the boss despite the career opportunity in return, to which Manjula jokes that who would fall for an old haggard man.
• This gain in ability can be seen as a positive partner effect on a career opportunity.
• As the population of at-risk students increased parish-wide, so did the number of programs aimed at meeting their needs. Career Opportunity Preparation Education (COPE), Focus on Youth (FOCUS), and Technical Instruction of Mainstreamed Students (TIMS), are some of the major initiatives to address the special concerns of this new student population.