Date with Professionals Girls and Boys Instantly (20)
Mirodenia: Did you see the ad on our threads?
I wonder what "Professional" means....
And instantly? This is quite a challenge...
I wonder what "Professional" means....
And instantly? This is quite a challenge...
I have no idea what you are thinking about 
But it is funny how many pay-sites there are when CS exists
Maybe paying looks more serious to some, if the payment are monthly for the ad and not hourly for the companion...
mike69spain: I have no idea what you are thinking about
But it is funny how many pay-sites there are when CS exists
Maybe paying looks more serious to some, if the payment are monthly for the ad and not hourly for the companion...
But it is funny how many pay-sites there are when CS exists
Maybe paying looks more serious to some, if the payment are monthly for the ad and not hourly for the companion...
Yes but what professional means? Are we not all some kind of professionals?
Mirodenia: Yes but what professional means? Are we not all some kind of professionals?
Not all, women who stays at home are not considered professional.
Now that is not many left of that category in the world, so I think like you
Time to walk dog
i would say it is someone who has an actual profession,doctor,nurse,teacher,lawyer and so on.im a hotel worker,wouldnt call that a profession
lisalee1960: i would say it is someone who has an actual profession,doctor,nurse,teacher,lawyer and so on.im a hotel worker,wouldnt call that a profession
Still, if you tell me I chould check out the next client I would be at loss. I dont know to run the phone tab, the codes from the bar and how to decode the main information of number of nights
I did work in a hotel when I attended the first university. No way I remember all those details today.
We learn and then we act on it. Sure it is a profession or you would not get paid to do it.
chould?
oh, well...
oh, well...
i work in catering,but would only call myself a professional if i was something like a very top chef,what would you call a trade?
tinaferrara: i work in catering,but would only call myself a professional if i was something like a very top chef,what would you call a trade?
Catering is a profession.
Any trade is a profession.
Problem with some, especially in the UK, although that has changed over the years, is that catering has been seen as a subserviant profession, because it is such a class ridden soceity.
Which is why inn the UK, customer service is poor.
I trained as a chef, many moons ago and I have a degree in hospitality management, I worked with alot of Europeans, and found this to be the case, it is a skilled profession here...
I became frustrated in the UK with it, then I took a teaching degree, I became frustrated with that, so I moved countries rather than take more degrees...
i have said my profession is a catering assistant and have been sneered at in the past sommer,in italy and malta,even corrected and been told,you are an unskilled worker,hardly a professional,sorry to say,that is how people see it.the same as a carer, a hard job where you often work harder than a nurse,but are never given the same respect as a nurse,just treated as a dogsbody really,my mother has done this job for many years,the pay is not much more than minimum wage
tinaferrara: i have said my profession is a catering assistant and have been sneered at in the past sommer,in italy and malta,even corrected and been told,you are an unskilled worker,hardly a professional,sorry to say,that is how people see it.the same as a carer, a hard job where you often work harder than a nurse,but are never given the same respect as a nurse,just treated as a dogsbody really,my mother has done this job for many years,the pay is not much more than minimum wage
You know, Tina, I would ignore them, you do not want to be surrounded by people who sneer and criticise what you do.
If you enjoy your job, then enjoy it, no matter what people say, I had a restaurant with my ex husband, we could not afford many staff, I have been on my hands and knees, my hand down many lavatory bowls, been surrounded by dirty dishes, so that I could not be seen.
That was for myself and for my family, I would not entertain any person who sneered or criticised what I do or what I have done for a living...
YOu are a professional in your trade, next time a person sneers at you, pour their soup over their head...
Ignorance breeds nastiness, see them as ignorant people.
lisalee1960: well said sommer,but i work in catering too and its true what tina says
Hi Lisa
Yes, I know it is true, I too have worked in the industry, as I said, they are not worth the time of day.
So let's not give it to them eh?
I sometimes feel teaching is a thankless task, but then I enjoy it and I do it to provide an income, to help youg people, and because I get to work in a different environment, anybody else that wants to criticise me for that, whether I do that, clean loos, or scrub floors, or serve food, can talk a walk in the park...
I do not give it airtime and neither should you ladies....
I am just a dirty diamond driller, and we are treated like pariahs where I work. The odd part of this is that if there were no contractors working at our mine it would have closed years ago. We know they need us when they get all starry eyed and beg us to get some job done so they can have something to do. We are constantly told to go work hard and build their mine for them. In part because we do the jobs that are most difficult or extreme. They spend many hours each day in the lunch rooms, and usually come up to surface cleaner than when they went down. I personally change colours each day... from a caucasian to an oil slicked rag toting set of white eyes and teeth with a light on my head.
I just smile at them and walk on by, I make more money than most of them even though they have been there for 30 plus years.
If everyone got paid for what they do then there would be a lot of bankruptcies from company men for certain.
I just smile at them and walk on by, I make more money than most of them even though they have been there for 30 plus years.
If everyone got paid for what they do then there would be a lot of bankruptcies from company men for certain.
i work as a secretary and wouldnt call myself professional,my boss who is an estate agent,likes to call himself a professional,wouldnt write down here,the other names i have heard him called by clients
Sommerauer71: Catering is a profession.
Any trade is a profession.
Problem with some, especially in the UK, although that has changed over the years, is that catering has been seen as a subserviant profession, because it is such a class ridden soceity.
Which is why inn the UK, customer service is poor.
I trained as a chef, many moons ago and I have a degree in hospitality management, I worked with alot of Europeans, and found this to be the case, it is a skilled profession here...
I became frustrated in the UK with it, then I took a teaching degree, I became frustrated with that, so I moved countries rather than take more degrees...
Any trade is a profession.
Problem with some, especially in the UK, although that has changed over the years, is that catering has been seen as a subserviant profession, because it is such a class ridden soceity.
Which is why inn the UK, customer service is poor.
I trained as a chef, many moons ago and I have a degree in hospitality management, I worked with alot of Europeans, and found this to be the case, it is a skilled profession here...
I became frustrated in the UK with it, then I took a teaching degree, I became frustrated with that, so I moved countries rather than take more degrees...
Hi Sommer,
so do you now have a profession or just plain old frustrated. .....
Sommerauer71: Hi Lisa
Yes, I know it is true, I too have worked in the industry, as I said, they are not worth the time of day.
So let's not give it to them eh?
I sometimes feel teaching is a thankless task, but then I enjoy it and I do it to provide an income, to help youg people, and because I get to work in a different environment, anybody else that wants to criticise me for that, whether I do that, clean loos, or scrub floors, or serve food, can talk a walk in the park...
I do not give it airtime and neither should you ladies....
Yes, I know it is true, I too have worked in the industry, as I said, they are not worth the time of day.
So let's not give it to them eh?
I sometimes feel teaching is a thankless task, but then I enjoy it and I do it to provide an income, to help youg people, and because I get to work in a different environment, anybody else that wants to criticise me for that, whether I do that, clean loos, or scrub floors, or serve food, can talk a walk in the park...
I do not give it airtime and neither should you ladies....
I dont critisie anyone who does a good days work for a good days pay, i have jobbed on the dustcarts for a local council in germany many years ago, so what it paid the bills.
So moral is, dont kick the refuse man, it could be me (and i kick back)
Well, from what I understand of the system - a Professional is a person fully qualified in what they do to earn their living.
A medical doctor is a professional worker, ditto a dentist, a nursing sister, an engineer, etc. They work to a certain criteria understood by fellow workers. They hold Degrees of education...... from a Bachelor, to Master, to Professor..... etc.
A trade is lower down on the scale, with a Diploma. They can further their education by taking Degrees.
A Tradesman/woman such as a welder, jeweller, carpenter, plumber, bricklayer, blaster, obtain Diplomas, and then may go on to obtain Degrees - and become Specialists, or Professionals in their profession. And all this then entitles them to teach/lecture at different levels of education.
I am a Professional Con-Artist, I hold my own personally designed and hand-made Degrees for many many subjects, it all depends on what I feel like doing each week/month. Studying is for stupid people, and I am not stupid, but very good at designing things - and so I reward myself with beautifully decorated and ornate diplomas and degrees, and avoid a lot of problems and time/money wasting.
A medical doctor is a professional worker, ditto a dentist, a nursing sister, an engineer, etc. They work to a certain criteria understood by fellow workers. They hold Degrees of education...... from a Bachelor, to Master, to Professor..... etc.
A trade is lower down on the scale, with a Diploma. They can further their education by taking Degrees.
A Tradesman/woman such as a welder, jeweller, carpenter, plumber, bricklayer, blaster, obtain Diplomas, and then may go on to obtain Degrees - and become Specialists, or Professionals in their profession. And all this then entitles them to teach/lecture at different levels of education.
I am a Professional Con-Artist, I hold my own personally designed and hand-made Degrees for many many subjects, it all depends on what I feel like doing each week/month. Studying is for stupid people, and I am not stupid, but very good at designing things - and so I reward myself with beautifully decorated and ornate diplomas and degrees, and avoid a lot of problems and time/money wasting.
smoky: Well, from what I understand of the system - a Professional is a person fully qualified in what they do to earn their living.
A medical doctor is a professional worker, ditto a dentist, a nursing sister, an engineer, etc. They work to a certain criteria understood by fellow workers. They hold Degrees of education...... from a Bachelor, to Master, to Professor..... etc.
A trade is lower down on the scale, with a Diploma. They can further their education by taking Degrees.
A Tradesman/woman such as a welder, jeweller, carpenter, plumber, bricklayer, blaster, obtain Diplomas, and then may go on to obtain Degrees - and become Specialists, or Professionals in their profession. And all this then entitles them to teach/lecture at different levels of education.
I am a Professional Con-Artist, I hold my own personally designed and hand-made Degrees for many many subjects, it all depends on what I feel like doing each week/month. Studying is for stupid people, and I am not stupid, but very good at designing things - and so I reward myself with beautifully decorated and ornate diplomas and degrees, and avoid a lot of problems and time/money wasting.
A medical doctor is a professional worker, ditto a dentist, a nursing sister, an engineer, etc. They work to a certain criteria understood by fellow workers. They hold Degrees of education...... from a Bachelor, to Master, to Professor..... etc.
A trade is lower down on the scale, with a Diploma. They can further their education by taking Degrees.
A Tradesman/woman such as a welder, jeweller, carpenter, plumber, bricklayer, blaster, obtain Diplomas, and then may go on to obtain Degrees - and become Specialists, or Professionals in their profession. And all this then entitles them to teach/lecture at different levels of education.
I am a Professional Con-Artist, I hold my own personally designed and hand-made Degrees for many many subjects, it all depends on what I feel like doing each week/month. Studying is for stupid people, and I am not stupid, but very good at designing things - and so I reward myself with beautifully decorated and ornate diplomas and degrees, and avoid a lot of problems and time/money wasting.
More Threads
Trump on Trial
The weird and the random facts around the world
Democrats destroyed America
One week of the most outrageous GOP leadership!
Thoughts on Daylight Savings
who shaped your life?
makeover
Why is this shameful?
Say Anything Again
Who will be The Last Person To Post... VERSION FOUR
More Threads
Report threads that break rules, are offensive, or contain fighting. Staff may not be aware of the forum abuse, and cannot do anything about it unless you tell us about it. click to report forum abuse »
If one of the comments is offensive, please report the comment instead (there is a link in each comment to report it).
If one of the comments is offensive, please report the comment instead (there is a link in each comment to report it).
Stats for this Thread
1,234 Views
19 Comments
in EU Forums
Created: Oct 2008
Last Viewed: Apr 20
Last Commented: Oct 2008
0 Likes
I wonder what "Professional" means....
And instantly? This is quite a challenge...