Don't teach me about Professionalism, my friend!!

Whether it's your first job or one you've had for a long time; it's always helpful to know what it takes to be professional in the workplace!

Darling, don't explain to me what professionalism is all about

I've lived it all my life just like a clear glass and true as the existence of god no doubt

Why not start with the very first thing which is punctuality!

Rarely, have I ever worked with someone with such a careless modality

Work-ethics and etiquette also includes that the senior colleagues need to be treated with at least some respect

Yes, I believe it's a 2-way street, but were you even close to it, you need to accept!

I totally agree that it takes time and practice to be fluent in competence and knowledge

And, I can take a whole day as I sit down and talk about your inappropriate conversation and body language

Have you ever followed the universal principles of honesty and integrity ?

Faking work and buttering the boss was all you did and that I can say in front of everyone with utmost clarity

Professionalism is entirely a frame of mind, not a paycheck

And, someone's entry in the "working group" shouldn't feel like a rope around your neck

And, one lesson I've learned from this entire facade is that 

No matter how much someone act loyal, when they have to overshadow you; they will definitely strike out!

Author's Note

Professionalism is a combination of traits, skills, behaviors and good judgement expected from an individual well-trained and well-adjusted to their career.
A company may completely disregard your knowledge and skills if you are unable to act professionally among colleagues