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A professional is a person who can do his best at a time when he doesn't particularly feel like it. -- Alistair Cooke

I'm thinking about the word professionalism. There are many factors that go into being professional and looking like it too.

Here is some criteria so you may assess your professional image. Where do you need to improve?

Clothing attire
Grooming
Consideration of Others
Ethics
Discipline
Courteousness
Responsibleness
Resourcefulness
Respectfulness
Organization
Efficiency
Attentive
Continual Education
Punctuality
Listening
Thoroughness

Take an honest look at yourself and assess your image.

A true professional will show up and be their best. Live from within and it will show throughout!

Posted by Anona Large-Oak Ridge, TN Real Estate on 03/20/2008 02:14 PM

Comments (6)

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6 Comments on A professional is a person who can do his best at a time when he doesn't particularly feel like it. -- Alistair Cooke

MAR

2008

I am guilty for haircut, I've been having a flat top for over 20 years and use to get it cut every two weeks, during winter I allowed my hair to grow and cut it every three weeks. I need to go back to ever two weeks again. Thanks for the reminder.

Excellent List...I want to share with our newer agents and some of our not so new...

Thanks!

MAR

2008

Well Jeff, get that haircut and you can replace your company logo for your picture... lol

Trey - I am glad you have something you can use here. This is a professional way to present professionalism.

Excellent food for thought. And I agree with Trey. It is worth sharing with all office associates.

Hey Derrick! Do you need any improvement? lol Jeff needs to cut his hair. Thoroughness is mine. I seem to be in a rush most times. Imagine That....

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