How to pronounce “professions”(noun) in English

professions will be occupied largely and this is already beginning to happen by by former interns by people who could

professions now they do tend to vary in some other interesting characteristics and actually talk about that a bit in

The professions that use the widest vocabularies use more than double that amount of words.

programming professions and stuff like that.

These are the traditional professions, and they have been aware of this problem.

The traditional professions all understand in their codes, their ethics, and their informal self-identities, that care-taking

And for some professions, like doctors, attorneys who a lot specialized knowledge, how many words do you think they use on a regular basis?

And I think some professions that you could go in at 9:00 in the morning, hit the time clock, and at 5:00, come home

And one of the professions that came up was this guy here.

The best professions, believe it or not, were the coal miners and the gardeners, because they moved and they walked.

all of these professions.

We don't value the caring professions.

I grew up with these designated professions that I talked about.

Here's what I think the traditional professions have come up with.

But my argument is that the professions themselves take this on, and that when a doctor or lawyer or a clergy person screws up in this area,

Because they still work in those professions.

What it showed is the worst professions were hairdressers who stood in one place, or the typists who sat in one place.

to actually get adopted by the professions who are at large, like in a really fundamental way.

There is no God-given rule that professions have to survive.

So there was research done in different professions in different places around these three work orientations.

It's a win for those professions who need more workers.

And what it has in common with the oldest professions is that eventually someone's going to get screwed.

But it also-- I mean this sort of is about the professions that the two of us are in today.

So I started to look in history for other professions that have made a dramatic impact on the world.

And that role actually evolved into many other professions that did not exist previously in history.

It's one of those-- it's one of those professions where every day you go to work, and you have no idea what's going to happen.

is this is a case of that other professions starting in the 1930s and 40s look to medicine as as a sort of

weak tie connections to a much more diverse range of professions, right?

all as you all know computer science um professions are rated among the best professions in the United States year

But it's also a problem for men because these professions, the ones that we call heal professions, particularly in health and education

it is a huge problem if the mental health professions become female professions, which is what is happening.

If we do think that representation matters in professions like teaching, like mental health, by race but also by gender, then it is astonishing to me

They see a lot of movies about these professions, but you don't see this profession.

But then also with all of the other people that you've met in various professions, I'm wondering if there were any more practical tips, or just general things

a variety of the most unlikely sorts of jobs and industries and professions stumbled into computers, one way or another.

so you can control a little better not not as much as other professions but a little what time you're going to be in the

But they have documented what happens to women -- not only in white-collar professions, but also in blue-collar jobs -- when they pull back from the work force, and there's

I'm sure we all have friends who are in less well-compensated professions where they, in effect, group -- they have a group babysitter.

And so the alarm bells should be ringing very loudly when critical professions like teaching, psychology and social work are becoming gendered right in front of us.

There are many fewer men in teaching now than there are women in the stem professions.

In front of our eyes, those professions are becoming female professions, and that matters because, for many men, boys,

but that has to be combined with getting more men into these traditionally female professions, especially in the care economy, especially mental health.

And so the alarm bells should be ringing very loudly when critical professions like teaching, psychology, and social work are becoming gendered right in front of us,

So I think what we've also missed is a marketing opportunity that other professions have had, even police officers.

But since the earthquake, we've been working with folks who were displaced from their original professions and are now really, what we're left with is rebuilding their communities.

In South Asian families, there's a holy trinity of professions.

good thing assisted living is something that really rose in the past couple of decades there are new professions that didn't used to exist 20 years ago to

way to uh get at how they developed how they balanced their lives and and how the professions profession is changing

picking pickled peppers not the other way around okay so the idea is that people uh they they choose professions