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The rise of professionalism

Magali Sarfatti Larson

1977

Jobshift

William Bridges

1994

The professions

Carr-Saunders, A. M. Sir

1964

Jobs if You Like History

Charlotte Guillain

2012

Understanding Careers

Kerr Inkson

2006

Careers

Sarah Pawlewski

2015

TRUE PROFESSIONALISM

David H. Maister

1997

The architecture of alienation

David Clarke

1994

Brothers, we are not professionals

John Piper

2013

Occupations = Occupations.

Canada. Dominion Bureau of Statistics = Canada. Bureau federal de la statistique.

1945

You wouldn't want to be a skyscraper builder!

John Malam

2009

The American occupational structure

Peter Michael Blau

1978

Say the Magic Words

Lynette Padwa

2005

Services marketing

Christopher H. Lovelock

2011

Discover what you're best at

Linda Gale

1998

Women of Color in STEM

Julia Ballenger, Beverly J. Irby, Barbara Polnick

2016

British qualifications

Barbara Priestley

1966

A handbook of state licensure laws

Daniel B. Hogan

1979

Tax deductions for professionals

Stephen Fishman

2007

Big marketing ideas for small service businesses

Marilyn Heimberg Ross, Tom Ross

1990

What doctors feel

Danielle Ofri

2013

Bridging the gap

Alberta. Task Force on the Recognition of Foreign Qualifications.

1992

The American almanac of jobs and salaries

John W. Wright, Edward J. Dwyer

1990

Marketing your service

Carol Vipperman, Jean Withers

2003

Medical Social Work

Toba Schwaber Kerson

1981

An occupational information system for the 21st century

Norman Peterson, Michael D. Mumford, Edwin A. Fleishman et al.

1999

How to get a job in Atlanta

Thomas M. Camden

1990

Successful collaboration in healthcare

Colleen Stukenberg

2010

Work, aging, and social change

Seymour Bernard Sarason

1977

How to get a job in Chicago

Thomas M. Camden

1983

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