"His way through life had been a very structured, professional kind of progress, and the idea that somebody wouldn't do that, would just trust to the [prevailing winds] seemed to him foolish.
And as Rick said earlier in the interview, that they, in some sense, have their professional life more structured by a larger organization.
Hines draws on both his personal and professional life in structuring the evening -- beginning on the streets of Harlem with his younger brother Gregory, to the stage of the Apollo Theater, to the big venues in New York, Las Vegas and around the world.
In a nutshell, the structured survey covers: a) History of professional life (18 items), b) characteristics of their profession (9 items), c) Physician-Patient Relationship (14 items), d) Dilemmas or conflicts during clinical practice (19 items), d) Medical ethics (12 items) and e) Final impressions (3 items).
The whole structure of modern middle-class professional life is against it: long years of education and training that cannot easily be started as a 35-year-old woman with a family, the need for two incomes to maintain status, the increasingly voluntary nature of marriage and childbearing itself.
There is an orderly structure that isn't always present in my professional life, but yet glorious.
He spent his professional life mostly at Oxford, studying the structures of copper, silver, and iron alloys and discovering the proportions in which metals form substitutional and interstitial alloys.
As the workday loses its traditional structure and becomes less defined, however, the boundaries between one's personal and professional life start to blur.
May he rest in peace).. Gaudí's professional life was distinctive in that he never ceased to investigate mechanical building structures.
She looked back on the experience of working with a multi-skilled team coordinating the structure, electrics, mechanical services, financial strategy, furniture and colour scheme as the most enjoyable of her professional life.
Or rather her professional life.
