Career Trajectory and Advancement Pressure

Returnees often face higher stakes concerning career progression since they are typically re-entering mid-level positions or beyond. Interns are at the beginning of their careers with fewer immediate pressures about advancement, making the career expectations for returnees uniquely challenging.

Returnees often face higher stakes concerning career progression since they are typically re-entering mid-level positions or beyond. Interns are at the beginning of their careers with fewer immediate pressures about advancement, making the career expectations for returnees uniquely challenging.

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