When I witness my supervisor sign the name of the Program Manager on an important financial document that must go to Corporate Headquarters for approval and he tells me that he has authority to sign the Program Manager’s signature. I will consult with my co-worker about my supervisor’s action. After that, I will check with ethical guidelines and code of conduct in my company about my supervisor’s action. If my supervisor’s action is not right, I will consult with him about his action was not right. If he signs his name under the Program Manager, it will be influenced to the company. I will make a decision to notice with the Program Manager if my supervisor is keeping do that. I just…
Professionalism is an everyday language and it is for everyone, it is also has principles, laws, and ethics. It is the best life making choice in having Success and in Happiness. In order to have those things in your life you must be very committed to your profession so that means you must have pride in yourself and in your work, have goals, know what are your standards, values, and expectation’s are. Being a professional you must know how to behave in a professional manner how to treat other individuals you have to be loyal and be team players have integrity and most importantly be trustworthy. I believe that in this society there is a lack of professionalism our children are being raised to be spoiled and lazy which must stop it is for the best of our children’s future. Professionalism is not something you are born with you have to be taught how to become professional you must learn the principles. When choosing to be a professional you have chosen to leave a mark, a path behind you are embarking on a lifelong journey and growth.…
In our textbook, Business Communications: Polishing Your Professional Presence, professionalism is described, as the qualities that make you appear business like in the workplace. The textbook defines it as being appropriate, clear, and ethical. Some things that they included were style, word choice in writing and presenting, body language, and even tone. In one of the letters I proposed, I had to be professional and construct myself as an employee from an insurance company. It was important to apologize and be sympathetic with the customer even when I thought I was explaining details right on the phone. It’s professional to apologize and be the bigger person, in which I did. Being professional isn’t only about being appropriate and polite but also using good ethics. Decision making was a big factor in the emails and letters. Deciding how to apologize and break bad news was tough but it was exciting and taught me how to stay professional and use good ethics.…
Professionalism is the conduct or qualities characterized by conforming to the technical or ethical standards of a profession; exhibiting a courteous, conscientious, and generally businesslike manner in the workplace. The attitude of those in the medical profession generally is more conservative than in other career fields. Patients expect professional behavior and base much of their trust and confidence in those who show this type of demeanor.…
In this assignment I will be examining some of the main issues I believe impact on teachers’ professional practice and I will look at the way they impact on my employer Inclusive Access (IA). IA is a social enterprise independent specialist training organisation in the Post compulsory education and training (PCET) or Lifelong Learning Sector (LLS).…
I demonstrate being professional by following the job expectations entailed for my position. I always have a positive attitude with my children and families and co-workers daily. I arrive on time and am prepared to start my day promptly. I dress appropriately for my day making sure I have clothes presentable but can engage in messy activities too. I use good judgment when making decisions for the children in my care.…
Professionalism is a trait that many employers look for in future employees, and part of that professionalism is a proper management of time. When you go for a job interview, you are making the first impression and if you want to acquire a job it's essential to make a good first impression. This is where time management comes into play. Developing a fixed schedule will enable to get a sufficient amount of time to prepare yourself and, most importantly you will be on time. By being on time to your interview, it not only shows that you’re professional, it also shows determination. This will leave your future employer with a great first impression, all thanks to time management.…
Now, what do I think of professionalism, well it’s not just coming in to work five minutes early, having clean clothes, and great hygiene. It is more of the way one carries him or herself. To me being a professional can be fun by having confidence, giving…
One of the qualities of professionalism in the workplace is conduct. How a person conducts himself is very important. The person should arrive on time to work. It is selfish of an employee to not value the time of their work or their customers. A professional always dresses appropriately to their work environment. Being professional does not mean you have to wear a suit every day. If a person works construction being professional is wearing the proper work attire and showing up with the right tools to a jobsite. He also should always conduct business in an ethical way. (“Professionalism”) Customers and clients will notice for you are handling your business in a shady or underhanded way which could make you lose their trust. A professional also never talks down to his employees. It is never right to address serious matters with an employee in front of other…
a person doing his/her job with sincerity, and maintaining professional etiquette and ethics in the…
Professionalism requires adherence to codes and regulation, integrity, team work, good attitude and appearance, role boundaries, good communication, and how the individual view their own profession. Professionalism in healthcare revolves around good patient care, putting the patient interest first, and maintaining standards of care at all times, and demonstrating judgement and maintaining competency to provide care to the…
To maintain a commitment of professionalism is all about professionalism for both personal and professional growth. The ways I shows that I am professional are: I keep the parents and children files and observations confidential. I am very organized and work in a clean work space. I am hardly if not always on time to work and work related functions. I enjoy working with others and am always energetic with a great attitude with any task. I know how to assist with a disabled child or special needs child. I always ask questions on new rules or ways of going about in my work place to always try to be ahead of the game.…
Another part of professionalism is appearance. The appropriate uniform for the occasion, cleanliness and maintaing customs and courtesies. Appearing well rounded and well kept; so no one can second guess a person’s competence. Being a professional really means doing what it takes to allow my peers and co-workers to know me as reliable, respectful and competent. Regardless of where I work and the type of role I fill, this can take on many different forms with the same end result in mind.…
Professionalism can be defined as the proper attitude and conduct of a person in the work force and personal life. Professionalism is a quality that is a great asset for any individual to have, and a person that is professional should always act with integrity, be trustworthy, be respectful of others, and always conduct their work in the appropriate manner. Professionalism plays a major role in the work place, especially as a medical assistant. Medical assistants are required to maintain professional behavior in the medical office and workplace. They should always strive to reach the highest standards of excellence in their professional practice and in the generation and dissemination of knowledge to patients. Medical assistants often work…
When we were talking about the characteristics of a profession in the class, the first thought prompted into my mind is ‘integrity’. Admittedly, few decades ago, a man's word was his bond. However, with the rapid development of economy and the progress of society, even though you have a written contract between you and your partners, you have little uncertainty and unsureness about the commitment. People in nowadays cannot be simply trusted anymore. This is the issue we should concern. What is ‘integrity’? Does integrity matter or even exist anymore? The article I read is called ‘Integrity in Professional Life: Issue of Conduct, Commitment and Capacity.’ The author Sarah Banks (2010), mainly discusses about the nature of professional integrity and the author identifies three versions of ‘professional integrity’: ‘morally right conduct’; ‘commitment to a set of deeply held values’; ‘and a capacity for reflexive sense-making and reliable accountability.’…