The Business Career in Its Public Relations
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We shall not expect tofind any hard and fast lines. Many lawyers, some doctors, and a fewclergymen are clearly enough business men, in the sense that theyattach more importance to the economic bearings of the part they playin the social organism than to the higher ethical or intellectualaspects of their work.
I have read and heard many definitions of what really constitutes aprofessional man. Whatever else, however, may characterize the natureof his calling, it seems to me plain that no man can... be thought a trueor worthy member of a profession who does not admit, both in theory andin the rules and practices of his life, that he has a public functionto serve, and that he must frequently be at some discomfort ordisadvantage because of the calls of professional duty. The laborer isworthy of his hire; and the professional man is entitled to obtain, ifhe can, a competence for himself and his family from the useful andproductive service he is rendering to his fellow men. He may even, through genius or through the great confidence his character and skillinspire, gain considerable wealth in the practice of his profession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall not expect tofind any hard and fast lines. Many lawyers, some doctors, and a fewclergymen are clearly enough business men, in the sense that theyattach more importance to the economic bearings of the part they playin the social organism than to the higher ethical or intellectualaspects of their work.
I have read and heard many definitions of what really constitutes aprofessional man. Whatever else, however, may characterize the natureof his calling, it seems to me plain that no man can... be thought a trueor worthy member of a profession who does not admit, both in theory andin the rules and practices of his life, that he has a public functionto serve, and that he must frequently be at some discomfort ordisadvantage because of the calls of professional duty. The laborer isworthy of his hire; and the professional man is entitled to obtain, ifhe can, a competence for himself and his family from the useful andproductive service he is rendering to his fellow men. He may even, through genius or through the great confidence his character and skillinspire, gain considerable wealth in the practice of his profession.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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