Professionalism

What is a professional?

• Someone who works for another person or company

• Someone with a high level of skill and knowledge in a particular field

• Someone who has completed a certain level of education or training

• Someone who is licensed or certified in their field

True/False: you get graded on professionalism

• TRUE

• FALSE

Your Professionalism grade consists of...

• Collaboration w/ peers

• Attendance

• Being prepared

• Involvement in class activities

Answer explanation

Professionalism includes all the skills you'd need to use in college & the work place: being on time, being prepared, staying involved, and collaborating with your peers.

It is the conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize a person in a business environment.

• accountability

• competence

• professionalism

• transparency

What is the primary characteristic of professionalism in the workplace?

• A) Punctuality

• B) High salary

• C) Casual dressing

• D) Personal friendships

Which of the following is a key component of professionalism?

• A) Gossiping about colleagues

• B) Consistent performance

• C) Taking extended breaks

• D) Ignoring feedback

True or False: Professionalism includes maintaining a positive attitude even in challenging situations.

• A) TRUE

• B) FALSE

What does professionalism in communication primarily involve?

• A) Using technical jargon

• B) Clear and respectful dialogue

• C) Speaking loudly

• D) Avoiding eye contact

Which of the following best describes a professional approach to problem-solving?

• A) Blaming others

• B) Analyzing the issue and proposing solutions

• C) Ignoring the problem

• D) Waiting for someone else to fix it

True or False: Professionalism is only important in corporate jobs.

• A) TRUE

• B) FALSE