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Work and integritySullivan, William M.

Work and integrity

268 pagesFirst published 19952 editions
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Work and Integrity provocatively raises the question: What does it mean to be a professional today? In this book, William M. Sullivan speaks directly to today's professionals, probing the significance of their work in the changing world of business and other central occupational spheres. In ways that are often surprising and always challenging, Sullivan examines the widespread accusation that professional, middle-class Americans, "the bulk of the 20 percent of the workforce classified professional and managerial, seem to be losing concern about their fellow citizens even as they scramble to…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionJossey-Bass20053279780787974589
EditionHarperBusiness19952689780887307270
Professional ethicsProfessionsProfessional socializationIntegrityUnited StatesProfessional ethics -- United StatesIntégritéVrije beroepen