What reasons do the anchors and correspondents featured in the final video mention for why they chose their professions?
The fellows are an illustrious group of women leaders who are already standouts in their professions and the corporate world.
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Like law school, most of what a teacher or a lawyer will learn about their professions they will learn on the job.
It may be that job candidates familiar and expert with cloud offerings relevant to their professions may have the edge in job interviews.
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While people can no longer rely on their college degrees to manifest themselves into jobs, individuals have become more flexible and creative with their professions.
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She is passionate about being a mother, and about confronting the problems that working women face in making time for both their families and their professions.
Fifty boys aged between 14 and 15 will come to the university on 14 June for a taste of Italian and Japanese, after spending some time with men who use languages in their professions.
This tendency is now so strong that many people in the creative industries see open innovation as a primary threat to their professions and are looking for a new, more protective culture around open innovation.
Girlguiding UK say they are working with Everywoman - a UK-wide membership organisation for women in business - to create a series of "day in the life" videos, featuring successful women in a range of different careers shedding light on the reality of their professions.
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And Taproot is also launching the Pro Bono Pledge, a web-based advocacy campaign to enlist professionals to donate their talents through the Taproot Foundation and, more importantly, to flex their social entrepreneurial muscle, help build pro bono programs, and challenge their professions to adopt pro bono service as a core value.
Very few might start their own professions as hair stylists, carpenters or auto mechanics.
Ms Blower said that a hallmark of successful education systems was that governments worked with - rather than against - their teaching professions.
They set up secret classrooms, some of the inmates, and taught history and math and urged the children to think about their future professions.
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The stars are the leaders who have decided not to get stuck in mourning the demise of their former professions, but to be the deciders who say what comes next.
Attorneys and CPAs are exempt both from the competency exam and the mandatory continuing education requirements on the grounds that their respective professions already have standards that exceed those of the IRS. As a tax attorney, I agree that this makes a little bit of sense.
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Their research productivity declines, they spend less time preparing for classes, and they are less engaged in their departments and professions.
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He said nurses wanted "a sensible pay offer and a sensible commitment to see nurses pay on a level with their allied health professions within a reasonable time scale".
Some married women are afraid of being accused of "breaking up the family" and are expected to put up and maintain their silence, while single women I know are worried of being seen as "weak" as they strive to break through the glass ceiling in their male-dominated professions.
Ironically, as the Gulf becomes more liberal and increasing numbers of local women work in the professions or run their own businesses the potential for customers is likely to grow.
In her presence, though, they revert to gushing, hand-wringing teens who show their excitement through nervous laughter, professions of adoration or tears.
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What they all have in common is an eagerness for political recognition that has eluded them despite their individual successes in academia, business and professions.
Having worked their way into the upper reaches of the occupational scale, and taken note of how much the professions value abstract thinking, Asian-American parents have evidently made sure that their own children wore scientific spectacles.
As in other professions, auditors want to advance in their chosen profession which often means keeping the client happy and growing their business.
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Over the past decade, ultra-Orthodox women have matriculated en masse in vocational schools that have trained them in hi-tech and other marketable professions and so enabled them to raise their families out of poverty.
Mr Murray starts by lamenting the isolation of a new upper class, which he defines as the most successful 5% of adults (plus their spouses) working in managerial positions, the professions or the senior media.
It runs Inspiring the Future and launched Speakers for Schools, projects which encourage people from different professions to visit state schools and talk about their jobs.
What they should be doing instead is examining how other professions like engineering, consulting and software run their businesses with close attention to decreasing costs and increasing efficiency.
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What must it feel like to watch this if you belong to one of those institutions, industries or professions that the papers have vilified in print for their failures and demanded, self-righteously, to see reformed?
Today, the opportunities exist for young people to steer their talents towards serving those in greatest need, no matter what professions or degrees they choose.
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