Professionalism Debate
Discussions revolve around defining and debating what constitutes 'professionalism' in behavior, communication, and standards, particularly in tech and work environments.
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I see your point about professionalism.
That's not being professional
"What do you mean by professional here?", the answer to which is "not being a PITA for no reason". Seems pretty direct to me.
Do you not expect a certain level of professionalism?
This is not about amateurs but people acting "professionally" vs. those acting "unprofessionally"...
It's rather sad what set of behaviour is considered "professional".
I don't understand why you think it makes you a jerk, most of what you said I'd simply include simply under "being professional."
I would call that professionalism
How about just unprofessional then?
The adjective "professional" can mean "performed up to the standards of a profession" or "performed for money". I think it's pretty obvious that you're responding to someone using the latter definition, and I very much doubt you are unaware of its existence. Perhaps you could make your point more explicit?