International Professional Membership
International Professional Membership requires an experience and education component and requires passing an exam. It allows a practitioner to put letters after his or her name (CPP, CPA).
In addition, International Professional Membership requires recertification, which ensures that practitioners stay current in their field through continuing education.
Professionalism
Professionalism is not just dressing nice or having an advanced degree. In the working world, there are many more guidelines to follow in order to be considered a professional, which includes the following attributes:-
- Expert in Field which one is practicing
- Excellent Practical and Literary Skills in relation to Profession
- High Quality in Work
- High Standard of Ethics
- Reasonable Work Morale and Motivation
- Appropriate Treatment of Relationships with Colleagues
- Commitment to the Field
