noncareer
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6.4
Not part of a long-term professional job
- adjective
- /nɒnˈkɛrɪr/
:
no profesional
- Many government positions are classified as noncareer and do not offer long-term advancement.
Examples
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She took a noncareer job to gain experience before starting her professional path.
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His role as a noncareer employee ended after the project was completed.
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This is a noncareer job.
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She prefers a noncareer job that allows flexibility.
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Many people take noncareer jobs while they search for their dream careers.
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She decided to accept a noncareer position to gain experience and build her skills.
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Noncareer roles can offer valuable opportunities for learning and networking.
Synonyms
nonprofessional
vsnoncareer
1
4.7
Not trained or paid to do a job in a particular area
focuses on absence of long term work involvement rather than lack of training
nonoccupational
vsnoncareer
1
5.1
Not related to your job
refers specifically to things outside someone's long term work path
How Career-related
Surface Forms
noncareer positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word noncareer is made from non- ('not') and career ('a long-term job'), so it simply means 'not a long-term job'. A noncareer job is a short-term or temporary position rather than a steady career.