A job that gives you satisfaction and makes you feel that your work is worthwhile. (f...g), fulfilling job, A job that requires a lot of effort, skill or energy. (d...g), demanding job, A job that is reliable and likely to continue for a long time. (s...b), steady job, To give someone employment. (o...b), offer someone a job, A job that is not temporary and is expected to continue indefinitely. (p...b), permanent job, To formally ask to be considered for a particular job. (a...b), apply for a job, An important, responsible and usually well-paid job. (h...d), high-powered job, To do or perform a piece of work. (c...t), carry out work, To be responsible for checking or managing other people's work. (s...k), supervise work, To work together with someone in a close and cooperative way. (w...h), work closely with, To accept or agree to do a particular piece of work. (t...k), take on work, Ready and able to begin working. (a...k), available to start work, To finish a piece of work. (c...k), complete work, The time when someone is at the most successful or important point in their career. (h...r), at the height/peak of your career, The amount of time that someone's professional career continued. (c...d), career lasted ..., To seriously damage or destroy another person's professional career. (w...y), wreck/ruin someone's career, To begin a particular career or professional life. (e...r), embark on a career, To have a professional life in a particular field. (h...n), have a career in, A very successful and impressive career. (b...r), brilliant career, To suddenly become very successful in your career. (c...f), career takes off, A career that seems likely to be successful in the future. (p...r), promising career, To progress through different levels of a career, especially towards more senior positions. (c...r), climb the career ladder

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