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careerism

[ kuh-reer-iz-uhm ]

noun

  1. devotion to a successful career, often at the expense of one's personal life, ethics, etc.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of careerism1

First recorded in 1930–35; career + -ism
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For those in uniform, the question will be what wins out: careerism or institutional loyalty and integrity?

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Wolf, as Diane Fisher, an early staffer, recalls, “was a big believer in amateurism rather than careerism.”

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Unfortunately, the mainstream media, for a variety of reasons including intellectual laziness and careerism, is clinging desperately onto those fictions of folk democracy even when the evidence is abundant and obvious to the contrary.

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Beyond moral cowardice, careerism, "bothsideism", "centrism", and financial concerns, many people in the mainstream news media and Fourth Estate are uncomfortable with big ideas about society and politics.

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But as an institution, the American news media continues to be driven by profits, access and careerism.

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