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prefix
- 1. favouring; supporting: "pro-choice"
- 2. acting as a substitute or deputy for: "proconsul"
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3 days ago · 1. Professional (noun): A person engaged or qualified in a profession. 2. Professional (adjective): Of, relating to, or connected with a profession. The word "professional" primarily means someone engaged in a specific occupation or activity for pay, especially one requiring advanced training or expertise. It also describes something that meets ...
5 days ago · In both personal and professional settings, it’s important to differentiate between symptoms and root causes. While it’s tempting to address surface-level symptoms, solving the root cause will prevent the problem from reoccurring. Taking time to ask the right questions and fully define the problem sets the stage for more effective solutions.
3 days ago · 9. Financial Literacy. Financial literacy is crucial, as being able to interpret finances, data, forecasting and modeling lets you make informed decisions and speak with confidence. Mastering ...
4 days ago · Definition. An October 2001 report by the World Health Organization (WHO) defines probiotics as "live microorganisms which when administered in adequate amounts confer a health benefit on the host."
4 days ago · Moral courage is a valued personal characteristic and a virtue, with which nurses can promote quality of care and advocate for patients. 1,2 It is defined as the courage to act based on individual or professional values in an ethical conflict, despite personal risks from the act. 1,2 Nurses encounter ethical conflicts when they aim to fulfil their professional duty to do good for their ...
4 days ago · Former journalist Peter Greste spent 400 days in an Egyptian jail while working for Al Jazeera. Now, he has co-founded a body to define journalistic standards and press freedom in Australia.
4 days ago · Duties, Skills and Qualifiactions. A Contract Administrator handles the responsibility of managing contracts between an organisation and external parties, including suppliers, contractors, and clients. This blog explores the skills, responsibilities and the educational and professional qualifications required from a Contract Administrator.
