However, vertical, or hierarchical racism, remained, with many barriers preventing players from climbing the organizational ladder.

He joined the organization as a clerk in the education department of Nair Service Society on February 2nd, 1962 and climbed up the organizational ladder.

For the next 11 years, Dalton worked his way up the organizational ladder, rising to the position of director of the Orioles' successful farm system.

But corporate clowns usually tone down the pungency of their jokes as they reach ever higher rungs of the organizational ladder.

"Most men reach the highest rung they will on the organizational ladder by their 50's," Dr. Karp said.

Hollander (1958) argued that leaders who acted in a highly conformist manner also accumulate idiosyncrasy credits over time (and thus, as they climbed the organizational ladder).

She was forty-three years old, and had been a member of this conspiracy for the past eighteen years, slowly working her way up the organizational ladder until she reached this exalted position.

The group should consist not only of employees from various departments who will interact with the new system, but also from different places on the organizational ladder.

In 1963, he started a full-time Komsomol career, moving up the local organizational ladder until he was in charge of the entire region.