They are astute businessmen and women, who are outdoing their peers across the pond through sheer professionalism, as much as through performance.
Nothing happened in his long career to upset that notion, and that speaks to his professionalism as much as do the handful of career highlights that were shown (endlessly) after his death.
Everyone received a grade for each of five categories — price, quality, responsiveness, punctuality, and professionalism — as well as an answer to the all-important bottom line question: Hire again?
It is important to consider that the goal of the SCC is to provide the same level of professionalism as would be expected if an officer were stationed at each remote location that the intercom and controls replaced.
At the ENS, Althusser's professionalism as well as his ability to think institutionally was rewarded in 1954 with a promotion to secrétaire de l'école litteraire, a post where he had some responsibility for the management and direction of the school.
It bolsters your professionalism as well. .
Role models need capacity building in professionalism as health professionals and as educators.
Furthermore, role models need capacity building in professionalism as health professionals and as educators.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines professionalism as the expected competence of professionals; however, certain characteristics such as self-responsibility, special skills and ethical behaviour are also bound up to this definition (Sanghera and Iliasov 2008).
Fifth, renewed interest is needed in professionalism, as societies cannot flourish without professionals [ 21].
Conceptually, the study both outlines a framework for understanding professional service firms in comparative perspective, and proffers a theorization of professionalism as a de-essentialized form of symbolic capital whose meaning is culturally contingent.
