1.   A frustrated teacher changed career directions and obtained a position as a training officer in industry.

2.   Harvard dealers know more than their counterparts at newer bucket shops, and so have more choice of career direction.

3.   A new career direction began.

4.   After that, his career direction was sealed.

5.   But in place of the expert advice on a range of job hunting topics, it offers a comprehensive guide to choosing a career direction.

6.   He also encourages seniors to think about career direction, rather than career choice.

7.   He finished high school in Montreal, still uncertain about a career direction.

8.   He had been trained as a lawyer and a banker but once in America headed off in new career directions, first in the medical supply business.

9.   Plotting a career direction, he says, is as simple as focusing on your interests and your strengths.

10.   Stallone is trying to change the script, a little bit anyway, in terms of career direction.