A secure, professional-looking site is a great start, but most online customers want to see some form of social proof before buying.
While Foster obviously thinks well of himself, his writing style is self-effacing, and he doesn't mind admitting things that a less secure professional might find too embarrassing to publish.
Before setting off on his one-way journey to Rotenburg, Brandes was, outwardly at least, a successful, financially secure professional, with a live-in girlfriend.
The United States argued in its amicus brief that the California court was, in fact, a state agency and issuing a license would run afoul of this prohibition in the absence of a state statute specifically authorizing unauthorized aliens the ability to secure professional licenses.
It isn't clear how many interns flood the city each summer to secure professional connections and add muscle to their résumés, but many of the internships that once paid a few hundred dollars a month no longer do so.
The school was able to secure professional bookings for its pupils and so she made her debut as a dancer in the Royal Festival Ballet's Christmas production of The Nutcracker (1957), playing a rat.
In 2010, the University of Oxford enrolled just 11.5 per cent of its students from working class backgrounds; it is ranked within the top three universities whose alumni secure professional jobs within six months of leaving.
With work experience, higher education and marketable skills, they are able to secure professional employment and long-term increases in their income.
Every student I spoke with had a clear plan and expectation of attending college, securing professional employment, and building a life of choice.
But this misses the point – we need to create a secure environment for professionals to do their job unhindered by technology restrictions.
