This document discusses professionalism and virtues for white collar jobs. It emphasizes developing a 360 perspective, maturity in judgment, and serving public welfare. Branded unprofessionalism includes dropping commitments, blaming others, assaulting senses, and abandoning workers. Professional ideals are defined as being perfect while virtues represent high moral standards. Theories of virtue include attaining harmony and truthfulness under traditional views, and benefitting the public good and individuals under modern views. Professional responsibility encompasses virtues like commitment, justice, generosity, integrity, and teamwork.

1. R E VAT H I M O H A N

3. White Collar Job
A job with attractive perks?

5. PROFESSION

7. PROFESSION AND PROFESSIONALISM

8. • 360 perspective
• Maturity in Judgment
• Serving the welfare to public
• Supporting the profession at all mean

9. BRANDED UNPROFESSIONALISM
• Dropping your Commitment
• Blaming others for your mistake
• Assaulting other people senses
• Throwing your workers to wolves

11. PROFESSIONAL IDEALS AND VIRTUES

12. PROFESSIONALISM IDEALS AND VIRTUES
IDEALS Being Perfect
VIRTUE  High Moral Standard

13. IDEALS AND VIRTUES
Motives Attitude Emotions

15. VIRTUE

16. THEORIES ABOUT VIRTUE
T R A D I T I O N A L
To attain harmony
Truthfulness
Confidentiality
Courageous
M O D E R N
Public Good
Internal Good

17. PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY AS A
PROFESSIONAL VIRTUE
Comm
itment
Self
Directed
Virtue
Perceptio
n
Justice
Public
Spirite
d
Virtue
Generosity
Loyalty
Respec
t for
Authorit
y
Team
Work
Virtue
Co-
operative
ness
Self
Respect
Proficiency Virtue
Integrity