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What is a professional job/career?
Asked by Manjinder C
Can you define what a professional job or career is? I know jobs like a doctor, dentist, and accountant, are all professional jobs, but what about things like a systems analyst or a data entry clerk?
Is it always necessary to have a university education in order to have a professional job or career?
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Best Answer:
One with controlled entry and academic qualifications.
E.G you have to be ordained to the clergy, or on the medicall register, or the law list etc.
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A professional job means that you only finish when it is finished.
Like for instance:
A pilot will not say "S*d this I am out of here, you do it!" because too many times of circling around and the fuel is running out.
A surgeon will not say "That's me done" because his shift has ended and the patient has a complicated injury.
Answered by D sign her
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I think a professional job is always a graduate one, yes. But beyond that I'm not sure, I'd be interested in the answer to this question too!
Answered by allegoricalwoman
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The old days when there were only a few decent jobs worthy of being called a profession have changed
Now I would class anything above minimum wage and with the chance of promotion, and further work based training a profession
Take Teaching for example, plumbing and electrical trades pay more than that that job now, so how can you class them as being inferior today?
Answered by Wicker Man
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Usually.
Answered by Cool4
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A professional is one who has training in their field of work.
A job is any type of work.
Career is a chosen line of work that one is dedicated to and hopes to achieve success in higher achievements in that same line of work.
This ia a brief and simple explanation to your question.
Answered by flamingo
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