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The Foundations of Professionalism The world as we know it has changed and is still changing, some for good and some for worse. One point that cannot be altered is professionalism. So where does professionalism start and how do you create a professional out of a student? The foundation of professionalism in a university setting starts at the core roots with of course the staff members of the university which should be spread across the branches to the students. In addition, there’s also a…

that they are expected to play, their personal and professional values, their personal religious beliefs, their personality, and their personal and educational experiences. Each of these areas helps to establish each person’s individual counselor identity. Just like in every other profession, no two counselors are the same, because of their various experiences and backgrounds. Professional Counselor Role Each counselor has a professional role that they play. This role depends on their…

bar, even though I was not of age, but for the experience, to network and make a good impression on my bosses. Even though most of my coworkers were drunk I felt that I made the right decision to go and not drink but still…

need to change my values or beliefs. I have my own values and beliefs but I do not try and impose those onto anyone. I am very open and respectful to people with other views and I do not judge them for the values or beliefs that they have. As a professional, we come to the workplace with our own values and beliefs but sometimes those need to take the backseat so that we can sufficiently help those that we are serving. My experiences have opened my eyes to new thought processing and with more…

order for the facility and their employees to be efficient in providing services. Professionalism is especially important when in a healthcare setting. Patients and their families depend on the healthcare professionals to provide the best services and treatment possible. However, there are several cases in which professional issues occur in the healthcare practice. Interpersonal skills are crucial for a healthcare professional to obtain. When there is a lack of interpersonal skills, disruptive…

could not only cause dramas for the client who is at times vulnerable. An unhealthy attachment can cause more harm to the client, resulting in not moving forward with their goals, it can also be damaging to the counsellor and the reputation of the service (Clarkson,…

authority, entrusted to defend the Constitution and the rights and interests of the American people.” The second definition you come across is The Professional Soldier, in which it states “An American Professional Soldier is an expert, a volunteer certified in the profession of Arms, bonded with comrades in a shared identity and culture of sacrifice and service to the nation and the Constitution, who adheres to the highest ethical standards and is a steward of the future of the Army…

The Business Dictionary describes a professional as a person who belongs to a specific profession because they completed a required course of studies. Their competencies can be measured against a set of standards and has reached a level of proficiency in their field. According to that definition do I believe I am a professional? I do. A professional also dresses properly, is prepared to teach, complies to the expectations of their school, is passionate about their job, maintains confidentiality,…

Professionalism is what has set me apart from the rest of the field in my last two jobs and I am a firm believer of just how important it is. Social media has brought about a new way for us to present ourselves as well as a new wave of deeper background checks. It is imperative that you maintain a sense of professionalism when using all of the many social media platforms, however, it is important to remain true to who you actually are in real life being fake isn't going to help your brand or…

Unlike other professions that are protected by official regulators, it is the responsibility of professional bodies to act as authoritative power that protects the integrity of the PR industry (Tench and Yeomans, 2014). Doorley and Garcia (2011) argue, however, that such regulating professional associations have no true controlling authority at all, as their membership is optional to PR practitioners. Voluntary membership implies that there will always be non-members who are excluded from…