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Defining professionalism

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03-03-2010, 10:27 AM

DizzyDora

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Defining professionalism

How do you define professionalism?
I'm having a few issues with my playworkers and the saying that keeps entering my head is "that's not being professional or she lacks professionalism"
This has got me asking myself what is professionalism? and i'm struggling to come up with a definition

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