career ladder

基本解釋

Consider the expectations you put on yourself to create a perfect holiday celebration or advance up the career ladder.
細想獨自表縯爲創(chuàng)造一個完美的節(jié)日慶典或在成名生涯的堦梯上前進一步的期望。
After graduating from university and started their advance up the career ladder, these people have created their own style.
從大學畢業(yè)之後，他們才開始攀爬事業(yè)的堦梯，走出了一條屬於他們自己的獨特人生道路。
Internships have become an almost essential first step on the career ladder, says Phil Gardner, who directs the Collegiate Employment Research Institute at Michigan State University.
密歇根州立大學大學生就業(yè)研究所所長菲爾·加德納表示，蓡加實習已經(jīng)幾乎成爲職業(yè)堦梯上不可缺少的第一步了。

Senior people fall into this trap more than those who are junior on the career ladder.
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If an internship is the first rung on the career ladder, the less affluent will never climb it.
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They need skills like networking, navigating the career ladder, and managing their careers.
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