How to Conduct Yourself as a Professional

danceadvantage | Sep 27, 2008 | there are 0 comments 0

What does it mean to conduct oneself as a professional?

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Someone that is consummate professional in their career and in their life is essentially a strong leader. Leaders have unique qualities and a particular outlook. Read Part One for descriptions of these qualities, why a positive attitude is important and how it is exhibited, and ways in which a strong work ethic encourages a professional atmosphere.  Read on to Part Two to examine the importance of developing a generous spirit and read examples of how a true professional reacts to negativity and being wronged.

Having read my thoughts on what it takes to be regarded as an ultimate professional,

What are other qualities that define a consummate professional?
What are some examples of professionalism or unprofessional behavior that you have witnessed?

Poll

Would you work with someone who behaved unprofessionally again?
No Way!
Maybe, if they were extremely talented
Maybe, if their usefulness outweighed the drama
Maybe, if they apologized
Maybe, if it was just the one time
Yes, bad behavior is typical of artists
Yes, everyone deserves another chance

Votes: 9
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