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    What does it mean to be a Profession? Professions produce uniquely expert work, not routine or repetitive work. Medicine, theology, law, and the military are ―social trustee forms of professions. 1 Effectiveness, rather than pure efficiency, is the key to the work of professionals—the sick want a cure, the sinner wants absolution, the accused want exoneration, and the defenseless seek security. Professionals require years of study and practice before they are capable of expert work. Society is

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    Modem Profession

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    occupation does not become a profession merely because its members decide it will be one. Modem professions share much in common with classical professions. The Hallmarks that have come to characterize a profession are based on a midevel models: a guild, high level of education, public recognition, and a specialized body of knowledge. Emanating from the existential needs of society and the professions are established and maintained by the mutual interactions of society and professions, both collectively and

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    Profession Of Arms Essay

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    The Profession of Arms details an in-depth analysis into what it means for the Army to be a ‘Profession of Arms’ and what it means to be a ‘Professional Soldier’. It is not an authorative article nor is it directive, but more of an actual point of discussion. It all allows the reader to apply some critical thinking to the subject matter and to form their own assessment, as well as applying the role of a Human Resources Sergeant to the subject matter. What does it mean to be a profession? A profession

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    fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon "The Army’s has concluded, the manner in which an organization motivates members, is the prime factor in determining its status as a profession; while ordinary organizations will motivate its members solely by “salary, benefits, and promotions” (U.S. Army, 2010). "Professions use inspirational, intrinsic factors like the life-long pursuit of expert knowledge, the privilege and honor of service, camaraderie, and the status of membership.” (U.S. Army, 2010)

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    Essay On Arms Profession

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    THE PROFESSION OF ARMS The article asks “what does it mean to be a profession of Arms?” But then goes on to say “The Army is considered a profession today, but we must remember that the Army is not a profession just because we say so.” The Army is a profession in my opinion. We train to protect the American people and abide by the constitution at all costs to earn their trust. The profession calls for selflessness, sacrifice, and dedication to duty. The experts created by the Profession earn

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    Profession Of Arms Essay

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    The Profession of Arms What does it mean to be a profession? Before reading this article, I would think being a professional was about your military bearing, your attention to detail, accomplishing the mission, taking care of Soldiers, and having a positive attitude. I’ve worn this uniform for eight years and I always had an outlook on what a professional Soldier involved. After reading the article a professional Soldier almost was the exact thing I thought a professional would be. In addition,

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    I was introduced to the profession when I just started the nursing program. I researched its history and the way the profession influenced the medical field. When I started to work in the hospital as an RN I’ve met many clinicians, including two Physician Assistants. They were generous not only with the attention to their patients, but were willing to answer questions regarding the scope of practice, the training, and everything associated with the profession. Many nights we were working side by

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    1. Teaching as a Profession 1.What is a profession? (text book Ch 1 & 2) 2.Are early childhood teachers perceived as being a professional? 3.Standards, ethics and behaviour of a professional. PROFESSION The sociological approach to professionalism is one that views a profession as an organized group which is constantly interacting with the society that forms its matrix, which performs its social functions through a netywork of formal and informal relationships and which creates its own subculture

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    of teaching. The teacher has always been the mainstay of intellectual and cultural progress of any society and the cornerstone of personal happiness every man. So, it be perceived the importance of this profession for man and society. It is no coincidence that everybody who exercise this profession should be at alert and disseminates the values and knowledge in children with the "best" way. This requires a constant struggle, who leads to professional development. But how does it achieve? The professional

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    Profession Of Arms Essay

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    What does it mean to be a Profession of Arms? Professionalism can be deemed as a single individual or body of individuals seeking to perfect their expertise or field of choice. Although professions are oftentimes motivated by higher salaries, promotions, and benefits, throughout the Army it appears to be more of a vow or calling. As a Human Resources Sergeant in the Profession of Arms, we are not only responsible for yielding support that affects soldiers and their overall well-being but also in

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