1. Plural of careerism; the practice of advancing one's career or professional interests above all other considerations, often at the expense of principles or ethics.
Usage: Usually used in a critical or disapproving sense; Countable noun; refers to multiple instances or manifestations of careerism

Examples

• The politician's careerisms were evident in his willingness to change positions whenever it benefited his election prospects.
• Many employees criticized the manager's careerisms, noting how she took credit for others' work.
• The documentary exposed the careerisms within the organization, showing how ambition had corrupted its mission.
• His careerisms led him to abandon his former allies once they were no longer useful.
• The board members' various careerisms created a toxic workplace culture.
• She rejected the careerisms of her peers and chose to work for a nonprofit instead.