Sentence examples for professional narrative from inspiring English sources

It's also valuable to consider your own professional narrative.

Eventually, when he told his story to potential employers, he had a compelling professional narrative about making a career switch.

What I've found most helpful is to invest time getting clear on my own professional narrative and talking points, then rehearsing that pitch again and again so I can believe in my own story, and in turn, convince others to believe in it too.

However, it may also be part of the professional narrative of high status groups who are 'Income Rich, Time Poor' and subjective experience of 'busyness', which is commonly associated with status distinction and affluence (Sullivan, 2008).

The way in which you, as an intellectual, develop through K-to-12 education, through stories told around the dinner table, through schoolyard conversations, and through professional narratives, all of that is going to go into the soup when you're writing historical work.

Decision support interventions should include personalized alerting cut-off scores for individual patients, display pain scores over time and integrate professional narratives, mitigating uncertainties around single pain scores for patients with dementia.

Studies that included only health professional narratives or combined data from patient and health professional participants were excluded in-keeping with the rationale that greater understanding of the day-to-day lived experience of multimorbidity is likely to explain barriers and success to self-managing multimorbidity.

Formal case histories (professional narratives about clinical cases) are used widely, for example on ward rounds or in meetings, and observational studies have confirmed that more informal "anecdotes" (which Hunter describes as "informal stories of clinical cases, solved and unsolved") are used widely in educational settings in hospitals [ 2, 16].

Papers by Tomlinson, and Farr and Cressey, also address the need to ensure a space for the story, this time with a particular focus on professionals' narratives [ 20, 21].

When the Home Office revised Prevent in June 2011, it declared that Ricu's impact had been "variable", and that more effort to "identify credible partners" and develop powerful narratives and "more professional counter-narrative products" was needed.

Jane Smiley is a justly esteemed professional whose narratives are paragons of well-applied craft.