How did yuppies view job security and career advancement?

Jun 10, 2017 ... I never liked the term yuppie because it was created, not to define young upwardly-mobile professionals, but to denigrate them. Aug 12, 2012 ... Excuse me for perhaps being behind the times but just how do you derive with the word Beemer in referring to a BMW Motorcycle , and further ... Mar 31, 2010 ... Take a look at my interview with Ben Kenney as we touch on everything from his solo work, days playing in The Roots, Ghetto Crush and a SPECIAL EXCLUSIVE UPDATE Oct 31, 2005 ... “Happy” obviously refers to a shallow emotion that ignores the reality of pain and suffering in the world. This kind of happiness is weak and fleeting. Jul 3, 1989 ... Central to being a yuppie is to set oneself, through excellence, above others. This, most naturally, brings with it an excessive need for ... Jul 2, 2021 ... YIMBYism is the idea that cities need to build more housing in order to relieve upward pressure on rents. The Gaslamp Gastropub, which, critics say, charges “minorities” a hefty cover to enter their shitty sports bar (if allowing them in at all) while allowing ... Feb 11, 1990 ... The fall of the house of yuppie represents a yuppie death wish on the part of peers unable to enter the crowded job, first-home buyer and produce market. Pantheon: New York, 1989. Death of a Yuppie Dream. The Rise and Fall of the Professional-Managerial Class. By Barbara Ehrenreich and John ... Yuppie is the consolidated word for "young urban professional." In its heyday of use in the 1980s, it was used to label young professionals who worked in an ...