Pronunciation: /kəˈrɪərˌɪzəm/
noun the practice of advancing one's career often at the expense of other personal or ethical considerations
A1 Careerism is when someone focuses only on advancing their own career.
A2 She was accused of careerism because she always put her job first.
B1 Some people believe that careerism can lead to unethical behavior in the workplace.
B2 The company's culture of careerism created a competitive environment among employees.
C1 Careerism can sometimes overshadow the importance of work-life balance.
C2 His relentless careerism paid off when he was promoted to CEO of the company.
formal Careerism is often seen as a negative trait in the world of academia.
informal I think his careerism is what drives him to constantly seek promotions.
slang Her careerism is off the charts - she'll do anything to climb the corporate ladder.
figurative In the jungle of the business world, careerism is the survival of the fittest.
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