Quotes about work and professions. The most interesting quotes about the profession Statement of famous personalities about choosing a profession
Work and profession are integral components of human life. By who a person works, and how he does it, you can tell a lot about his personality. After all, it is in this area that he expresses all his talents and qualities, positive and negative aspects of character. Not surprisingly, a lot has been said about occupation and work. Wisdom related to this area of life can be learned from outstanding personalities: politicians, economists, writers, poets and others.
Opinion of F. Engels: on the violation of the professional code
The following quote about the profession was said by F. Engels, and it is difficult to disagree with these words:
In fact, each class and even each profession has its own morality, which they also violate whenever they can do it with impunity.
Each profession has its own "code of honor", a set of rules that must be strictly observed. A classic example of this is the Hippocratic Oath. The simple commandment "do no harm" is, of course, followed by most medical practitioners. But among them there are those who, in the absence of strict guidance, may neglect this rule. This quote about the profession applies to any field of human activity. In addition to medicine, other areas also have their own important laws and principles. Perhaps they are not expressed as concisely as in medicine, but this does not negate the obligation to fulfill them.
Words by Bernard Shaw
Here is what B. Shaw says about the specifics of professional activity:
Every profession is a conspiracy against the uninitiated.
When a person masters a specialty, starts working in this area, gains more and more experience - over time, he turns into a real "guru". And to other people, his actions may seem like a kind of mystery that they would never be able to comprehend.
That is why, in his quote about the profession, B. Shaw compares high professionalism with a “conspiracy”. But in reality, every person who has reached the heights in his field can be the bearer of his own “conspiracy”. Therefore, there is nothing shameful in not knowing how teeth are treated, computers are repaired, or roads are repaired - the main thing is to be a professional in your field.
Writer Virginia Woolf on women in the profession
A quote about the profession, written by the talented writer V. Wolfe, highlights the problem of female realization in the profession:
My profession is literature; and in this profession there are fewer difficulties for women than in all others, except for the theater - I mean specifically female difficulties.
Wolfe recalls that for women, full-fledged professional realization is accompanied by difficulties. Most often, this is the inability to achieve the same level of wages that are claimed by men employed in the same field. Women have to constantly face discrimination, which makes it difficult to build a career and grow in their chosen field. But in our progressive age, this quote about the profession of V. Wolf is gradually losing its meaning: more and more women occupy high political posts, and also work in those areas that were traditionally considered male.
A few more sayings
You can find many professions. All of them illuminate this or that side of this important aspect of human life. Consider a few more great quotes about the profession:
Two things are very difficult to avoid: stupidity - if you withdraw into your specialty, and groundlessness - if you leave it. Goethe
A one-sided specialist is either a crude empiricist or a learned charlatan. N. Pirogov
It works well when you love your profession, you do it with enthusiasm. Y. Gagarin
It's just a profession. Grass grows, birds fly, waves wash over the sand, I hit people. Muhammad Ali
All professions are from people, and only three are from God: a teacher, a judge and a doctor. Socrates
At the age of six I wanted to be a cook, at seven I wanted to be a Napoleon, and then my ambitions grew steadily. Salvador Dali
They say that politics is the second oldest profession. But I came to the conclusion that she has much more in common with the first. R. Reagan
About choosing a field
Perhaps one of the most important steps in a person's life is the choice of a professional field. The decision that a boy or girl chooses in youth affects their entire subsequent path. Parents and teachers tell young people that the main thing in their youth is the choice of a profession, the choice of a path. Quotes and sayings of famous people will help you understand the peculiarities of making this difficult decision.
For example, the statement of V. Mayakovsky is known:
All works are good - choose to taste.
Each work is attractive in its own way. A young person has a huge number of options to choose from - you just need to decide on your own desires. But here contradictions often begin: should we be guided by financial criteria in this choice? Or do you need to choose a job at the behest of the soul, and not according to the size of the future wages? The following quote about choosing a profession, by the American director J. Houston, allows you to understand this:
Don't choose a profession for money. You have to choose a profession like a wife: out of love and out of money.
Yes, these words have a humorous connotation. But there is some truth in them. Some say that money is not important - you must definitely work according to your calling. Others believe that calling is secondary, and a person should be ready for any kind of work. But in reality, it is important to enjoy work and get decent financial rewards. In this case, a person’s life will be happier, which means that he will serve other people through his activity better.
1. A person achieves something only there, where he himself believes in his own strength.
Ludwig Andreas von Feuerbach (1804-1872) German materialist philosopher
2. Not a profession chooses a person, but a person chooses a profession.
Socrates (469 BC-399 BC) ancient Greek philosopher
3. There are no professions with a great future, but there are professionals with a great future.
Ilya Ilf and Yevgeny Petrov Soviet writers-co-authors Yehiel-Leib Ar'evich Fainzilberg (1897-1937) and Yevgeny Petrovich
Kataev (1902-1942)
4. Without labor there can be no pure and joyful life.
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904) Russian writer
5. You need to love what you do, and then work - even the roughest - rises to creativity.
Maxim Gorky - Alexei Maksimovich Peshkov (1868-1936) Russian writer
6. Work saves us from three great evils: boredom, vice and want.
Voltaire (1694-1778) François-Marie Arouet 18th century French Enlightenment philosopher
7. Work is a healing balm, it is the source of virtue.
Johann Gottfried Herder (1744-1803) German cultural historian
8. Everyone worthy of being called a man must have a desire and the ability to work.
Samuel Smiles (1812-1904) Scottish writer
9. It must ... arouse in them (youth) a desire for diligence and that they fear idleness, as the source of all evil and error.
Catherine II (Sophia Augusta Frederick of Anhalt-Zerbst) (1729-1796) Russian empress
10. Ability, valor - everything is nothing until we put in the work. Saadi Abu Muhammad Muslih ad-Din ibn Abd Allah Saadi Shirazi (1181-1291) Persian poet
11. In nature, everything is wisely thought out and arranged, everyone should mind their own business, and in this wisdom is the highest justice of life.
12. The work we do willingly heals pain.
William Shakespeare (1564-1616) English poet and playwright
13. Work dulls grief.
14. Labor must be in accordance with the strength of man. He is bad, that is, unpleasant when he exceeds them.
Nikolai Gavrilovich Chernyshevsky (1828-1889) Russian utopian philosopher, revolutionary democrat, scientist, literary critic, publicist and writer
15. Having overcome any kind of labor, a person feels pleasure.
Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov (1730-1800) Russian commander, one of the founders of Russian military art.
16. Work as long as your strength and years allow.
Publius Ovid Nason (43 BC - 17 or 18 AD) - ancient Roman poet
17. The bodies of young men are tempered by labor.
Mark Tullius Cicero (106 BC - 43 BC) ancient Roman politician and philosopher, brilliant orator
18. Glory is in the hands of labor.
Leonardo da Vinci (Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci (1452-1519) Italian artist, scientist, inventor, writer, one of the largest representatives of the art of the High Renaissance
19. To live means to work. Labor is the life of man.
Voltaire (1694-1778) birth name François-Marie Arouet, one of the greatest French Enlightenment philosophers of the 18th century: poet, prose writer, satirist, historian, publicist, human rights activist
20. If a person from an early age has learned the habit of work, work is pleasant for him. If he does not have this habit, then laziness does work
hateful.
Claude Adrian Helvetius (1715-1771) French writer and materialist philosopher
21. Activity is the only way to knowledge.
George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) British writer, novelist, playwright, Nobel Prize in Literature
22. The appointment of a person is in rational activity.
Aristotle (384 BC – 1950 322 BC) ancient Greek philosopher
23. Whoever wants to eat a nut must break the shell.
Plautus Titus Maccius (254 BC - 184 BC) prominent Roman comedian
24. The most outstanding talents are ruined by idleness.
Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592) French writer and Renaissance philosopher
25. Everyone should be majestic in his work.
Baltasar Gracian y Morales (1601-1658) Spanish prose writer, philosopher and literary theorist
26. A person must work, work hard, no matter who he is, and in this alone lies the meaning and purpose of his life, his happiness, his delights.
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904) Russian writer, universally recognized classic of world literature
27. Whether the work is great or small, it must be done.
The true treasure for people is the ability to work.
Aesop (620-560 BC) ancient Greek fabulist who lived
in the VI century BC
28. The best cure for idleness is constant and honest work.
Cervantes-Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (1547-1616) Spanish writer
29. The labor process, if it is free, ends with creativity.
Mikhail Mikhailovich Prishvin (1873-1954) Russian Soviet writer
30. A master is a person who enjoys doing what others cannot do.
Dictionary of paradoxical definitions.
31. The road to happiness lies through work. There are no other paths to happiness.
Abu Shukur Balkhi Persian-Tajik poet of the 10th century
32. Friends, take care of a minute and an hour
Any school day!
Let each of you become a professor
In the profession you need.
Mikhail Evseevich Raskatov (1924) poet, member of the Moscow Union of Writers
33. How good it is when a person has the opportunity to choose a profession not out of necessity, but in accordance with spiritual inclinations.
Ali Apsheroni (1962) theologian, public figure
34. As far as the future is concerned, I repeat one thing: whatever you undertake, the main thing is to be devoted to your work to the end. It is not necessary to achieve some kind of stellar success, but being honest with yourself in your chosen profession is a must.
Robert De Niro (1943) American actor, director and producer
35. Professions seem to us the most exalted if they have taken deep roots in our hearts, if we are ready to sacrifice our lives and all our aspirations to the ideas that dominate them. They can make happy the one who has a calling to them, but they doom the one who took them hastily, thoughtlessly, succumbing to the moment.
Karl Marx (1818-1883) German philosopher, economist, public figure
36. The profession should initially be an act of love. And not an arranged marriage.
Haruki Murakami (1949) Japanese writer, translator
37. Two things are very difficult to avoid: stupidity - if you withdraw into your specialty, and groundlessness - if you leave it.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) German poet and statesman
38. A vocation is a current, to which it is useful to create an obstacle at its source in order to see whether it is a river or just a stream.
Adrien Decourcelles (1821-1892) French playwright
39. Every profession is a conspiracy against the uninitiated.
George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) British writer, novelist, playwright
José Juliáan Martí y Pérez (1853-1895) Cuban poet, writer, essayist
41. Here's the best advice you can give to young people: Find something you enjoy doing and then find someone to pay you for it.
Katherine Whitehorn (1926) English journalist
42. A specialist is someone who knows a lot about very little.
Nicholas Murray Butler (1862-1947) - American theorist and practitioner of pedagogy, politician, essayist, professor, president of Columbia University, Nobel Peace Prize winner
44. A person should go about his business as if he had nowhere to look for help.
George Savile Halifax (1633-1695) English statesman and politician
45. The closest thing to the natural state of all those occupations that can ensure the existence of man is the work of his hands. Of all social positions, the most independent of fate and people is the position of an artisan.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) French writer and thinker.
46. Every person, in my opinion, is the debtor of his profession.
Francis Bacon (1561-1626) English philosopher, historian, politician
47. High professionalism - turned into a profession
creation.
Ginzburg Lidia Yakovlevna (1902-1990) Russian literary critic, writer, memoirist
48. There are no highly paid professions with a great future, but there are professionals with a great future.
An engineer is a person; able to take a theory and attach wheels to it. Levinson Lev Efimovich (1956) - Russian director, playwright
49. Knowing the other side of a profession or vocation is the price we pay for mastering a professional
new skills.
John Baldwin (1973) American figure skater, twice US champion
50. We don't learn to be artists, painters or writers - we learn to be.
James Paul McCartney (1942) - British musician, singer, composer, one of the founding members of The Beatles
51. If a profession becomes a way of life, then a craft turns into an art.
Shevelev Ilya Nikolaevich, professor, laureate of the Averbakh Prize of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, author of the book "Aphorisms, thoughts, emotions"
52. There are no unattractive specialties. There are only passive people who are not able to get carried away by what is in front of them.
Alban Berg (1885-1935) Austrian composer
Not a profession chooses a person, but a person chooses a profession.
(Socrates.)
There are no professions with a great future, but there are professionals with a great future.
(Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov.)
Without work there can be no pure and joyful life.
(A.P. Chekhov.)
You need to love what you do, and then work - even the roughest - rises to creativity.
(Maksim Gorky.)
Work saves us t three great evils: boredom, vice and need.
(Voltaire.)
Work is a healing balm, it is a source of virtue.
(Herder I.)
Everyone worthy of being called a man must have a desire and the ability to work.
(Smiles S.)
It should ... arouse in them (youth) a desire for diligence and that they should be afraid of idleness, as the source of all evil and error.
(Catherine the Great)
Ability, prowess are nothing until we put in the work.
(Saadi)
In nature, everything is wisely thought out and arranged, everyone should mind their own business, and in this wisdom is the highest justice of life.
(Leonardo da Vinci)
The work we do willingly heals pain.
(Shakespeare W.)
Work dulls grief.
(Cicero)
Labor must be in proportion to the strength of man. He is bad, that is, unpleasant when he exceeds them.
(Chernyshevsky N. G.)
Having overcome any kind of labor, a person feels pleasure.
(Suvorov A.V.)
Work as long as your strength and years allow.
(Ovid)
The bodies of young men are tempered by labor.
(Cicero)
Glory is in the hands of labor.
(Leonardo da Vinci)
(Voltaire)
If a person from an early age has learned the habit of work, work is pleasant for him. If he does not have this habit, then laziness makes work hateful.
(Helvetius K.)
Activity is the only way to knowledge.
(Show B.)
The purpose of man is in rational activity.
(Aristotle)
Whoever wants to eat a nut must break the shell.
(Plavt)
The most outstanding talents are ruined by idleness.
(Michel Montaigne)
Everyone should be majestic in their work.
(Gracián y Morales)
(Chekhov A.P.)
Whether the work is great or small, it must be done.
(Aesop)
The best cure for idleness is constant and honest work.
(Servantes)
The labor process, if it is free, ends in creativity.
(Prishvin M. M.)
A master is a person who enjoys doing what others cannot do.
(Dictionary of paradoxical definitions.)
The road to happiness lies through work.
There are no other paths to happiness.
(Abu Shukur.)
Friends, save a minute and an hour
Any school day!
Let each of you become a professor
In the profession you need.
(M. Raskatov.)
All the wealth of society, without exception, lies in its work.
(D.I. Pisarev)
Free labor is the fulcrum that Archimedes demanded to turn the world upside down.
(M. Gorky)
All my life I have seen only people who love and know how to work as real heroes.
(M. Gorky)
Work in our time is a great right and a great duty.
(V. Hugo)
The height of culture is always in direct proportion to the love of work.
(M. Gorky)
The higher the culture, the higher the value of labor.
(V. Rosher)
Labor has always been the foundation of human life and culture.
(L. S. Makarenko)
Everything is given only to work. Everything is human labor, such is the slogan of history.
(D. I. Mendeleev)
Nothing in life comes without hard work.
(Horace)
Our world was created not by a word, but by deed, labor.
(M. Gorky)
Any work done honestly is useful, and therefore worthy of respect.
(Stendhal)
All labor is noble, and only labor is noble.
(T. Carle il)
Every person is born for some work. Everyone who walks the earth has his duties in life.
(E. Hemingway)
You need to love what you do, and then work - even the roughest - rises to creativity.
(M. Gorky)
Whoever works with love brings poetry into every work .
(N. G. Chernyshevsky)
Physical labor not only does not exclude the possibility of mental activity, not only improves its dignity, but also encourages it.
(L. N. Tolstoy)
There is no talent or genius without a clearly enhanced industriousness.
(D. I. Mendeleev)
Great people are fed by work.
(Seneca)
The road to glory is paved with labor.
(Publius Sir)
Glory is in the hands of labor.
(Leonardo da Vinci)
No other power makes a person great and wise, as does the power of labor - collective, friendly, free labor.
(M. Gorky)
Working together ignites in people a fury of accomplishment that they can rarely achieve alone.
(R. Emerson)
The will and work of man Marvelous divas create!
(Ya. L. Nekrasov)
Constant labor is the law of both art and life.
(O. Balzac)
One of the needs, deeply rooted in human nature, is the desire for freedom of choice of occupations and their diversity.
(A. Bebel)
Labor is the activity of the brain and muscles, which constitutes a natural, internal need.
(Ya. G. Chernyshevsky)
One has only to get used to work, it is no longer possible to live without it. Everything in this world depends on work.
(L. Pasteur)
The essence of man is best, noblest and most perfect is expressed through his deeds, through his work and creativity.
(L. L. Fadeev)
Everything that comes easily, without difficulty, is a very dubious value.
(L. M. Leonov)
Whatever the activity, but the habit and the ability to act acquired through it is a great thing. Whoever did not sit idly by and then, as there was nothing to do, he will be able to act when the time comes for this.
(V. G. Belinsky)
In everyday everyday affairs, diligence is capable of doing everything that a genius is capable of, and besides, many things that a genius cannot do.
(G. Beecher)
The physical energy of the worker is capable of creating fabulous miracles.
(M. Gorky)
No nation can achieve prosperity until it realizes that plowing a field is as worthy an occupation as writing a poem.
(B. Washington)
A farmer standing on his own feet is much taller than a gentleman on his knees.
(B. Franklin)
The only real value is human labor.
(L. France)
Labor is the only title of true nobility of kinship!
(R. Rolland)
Man is perfected through labor.
(T. Carle il)
Work ennobles a person.
(V. G. Belinsky)
Nothing ennobles a person more than hard work. Without labor, a person cannot maintain his human dignity.
(L. N. Tolstoy)
Only by labor and struggle is achieved originality and self-esteem.
(F. M. Dostoevsky)
Labor awakens creative forces in man.
(L. Ya. Tolstoy)
It is necessary to put your life in such conditions that labor is necessary. Without work there can be no pure and joyful life.
(L. P. Chekhov)
A person must work, work hard, no matter who he is, and in this alone lies the meaning and purpose of his life, his happiness, his delights.
(A.P. Chekhov)
We must work, gathering all the will, so that it explodes like a mine, overturning obstacles.
(J. Fabre)
You have to work, work and constantly work. And then you will grow moldy during your life.
(G. Hauptman)
To live means to work. Labor is the life of man.
(F. Voltaire)
A man is fully human only when he works.
(J. Guyot)
Develop yourself in labor for others - this is the basic law.
(J. Rainis)
Force your own work; don't wait for her to force you .
(B. Franklin)
Work saves us from three great evils: boredom, vice, need.
(F. Voltaire)
The ship of life yields to all winds and storms if it does not have labor ballast.
(Stendhal)
The true treasure for people is the ability to work .
(Aesop)
Persons subjected to daily labor endure them, even if they are weak and old, more easily than strong and young people, without habit.
(Hippocrates)
Labor constitutes the strongest and most reliable bond between the person who works and the society for whose benefit this labor is directed.
(D.I. Pisarev)
What a wonderful occupation - work for the benefit of mankind!
(A. Saint-Simon)
He who knows from childhood that work is the law of life, who understands from a young age that bread is obtained only by the sweat of his face, he is capable of a feat, because on the right day and hour he will have the will to fulfill it and the strength to do it.
(Jules Verne)
One of the first places in the ideological work carried out by the Party is the education in the Soviet people of a new, communist attitude towards work.
(L.I. Brezhnev)
There is nothing more shameful than to be useless to society and to oneself, and to have the mind to do nothing.
(B. Pascal)
Labor does not dishonor a person; Unfortunately, sometimes people come across who disgrace labor.
(W. Grant)
One can and should be ashamed not of any kind of work, even the most impure, but only one thing: an idle life.
(L. N. Tolstoy)
Even the most refined physical or moral virtues cannot atone for the social sin of participating in consumption without participating in production.
(B. Shaw)
Freeing oneself from labor is a crime.
(L. N. Tolstoy)
Lazy and idle people in the state are like drones in a hive devouring the honey of worker bees.
(M. Cervantes)
The destruction of parasites and the exaltation of labor - this is the constant trend of history.
(N. A. Dobrolyubov)
The history of our Motherland has been and is being made by working people.
(L.I. Brezhnev)
The future now belongs to two types of people: the man of thought and the man of labor. In essence, both of them make up one whole, for to think is to work.
(V. Hugo)
A critic is a writer incapable of writing who spends his life criticizing new works.
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Amin Ar-Reihani
If builders built buildings the way programmers write programs, the first woodpecker to fly in would destroy civilization.
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Weinberg's second law
The eternal dream of the executioner: a compliment from the condemned for the excellent quality of the execution.
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Stanislav Jerzy Lec
A chauffeur is a person smart enough to drive a car and smart enough not to have one.
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Leonardo Louis Levinson
English speakers. English teacher.
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Konstantin Kushner
The profession of a diplomat is akin to the profession of a magician. Both need tall bowlers, and the surprises hidden there are all known to the rest of the diplomats and conjurers.
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Will Rogers
The most dangerous profession is the head of state.
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Natalia Grace
Tailors and writers were united by a common motto: "Not a day without a line."
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Valery Afonchenko
We are not doctors, we are pain.
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Alexander Ivanovich Herzen
The cheapness of paper no doubt explains why women in literature excelled earlier than in any other profession.
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Virginia Woolf
Take care not of flowers, but of buds.
A teacher who does not learn anything from his students has chosen the wrong profession.0 0
Sh.Wulf
A hacker is not a lamer with an inflated conceit, but a programmer with a low salary.
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Unknown author ()
Any profession makes a fuss - even the mission of a bird.
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Terry Glushchenko
A chiropractor even in love finds the consequences of a spinal disease.
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Frantisek Lid
If man exists [by predestination from above] in order to worship God, then why did God not create man to respect him? If a person was created in order to build, then why does he still need to study and have a desire for a craft? In other words, if God, when creating man, predetermined the fate of a builder for him, then why did He not endow man immediately, from birth, with the ability to build? Why is it necessary, fulfilling the predestination of God, to learn some other professions? Why isn't a person born as a carpenter, bricklayer, digger, etc.?
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Unknown author ()
A criminal lawyer will find thirteen loopholes in the ten commandments.
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Unknown author ()
Actor - public trainer.
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Gennady Malkin
The doctor, the lawyer and the theologian know perfectly well how to clean out for sure - pockets, soul, body.
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Unknown author ()
Every real writer, of course, is a psychologist, but he himself is sick.
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V.M. Shukshin
An exchange speculator is a person who studies the future and acts before it comes.
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As part of the reform, 100 firefighters were fired and one fire-eater was hired.
Joseph Kmeciak.
There are no unemployed people in Russia and Dartmoor prison, and for the same reason.
British Labor MP Philip Snowden in 1932
Probably only one person in a thousand is passionately absorbed in his work as such. The only difference is that they will say about a man: He is passionate about his work, ”and about a woman: She is kind of strange.
Dorothy Sayers.
Weighing other people's mistakes, few of us will not put our hand on the scales.
Lawrence Peter.
Here's the best advice you can give to young people: Find something you enjoy doing and then find someone to pay you for it.
Katherine Whitehorn.
All professions are a conspiracy of specialists against the profane.
George Bernard Shaw.
There will always be lovers to laugh at the professionals.
C. Covered.
The matter is more important and more difficult, the more time is allotted for it.
Cyril Northcote Parkinson.
The dilettante can't say: I can't, but he can do everything else.
Adolf Yonchik.
The proof of the truth of any vocation is the love for the hard work that it requires.
Logan Pearsall Smith.
Friends cannot be impartial and are often even unfair, trying to maintain impartiality.
Christian Friedrich Goebbel.
If you think that you work harder than everyone else, then you are the same as everyone else.
If you like it, consider it done.
Leonid Leonidov.
If your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt it.
Henry Kaiser.
If you are told: We will notify you of our decision, you have already been notified.
If anything is worth doing, it's worth doing for the money.
Joseph Donohoe.
There are several ways to lay out gardens: the best of them is to entrust this work to a gardener.
Karel Chapek.
Measure with a micrometer, mark with chalk, bran with an axe.
Ray's precision rule.
Create all the conditions for someone else, and he will still work well.
Mikhail Genin.
When you marry your mistress, you create a new job.
James Goldsmith.
A compliment doubles a woman's performance.
Francoise Sagan.
The lover lives in hope; professional works.
Garson Kanin.
Millions of our fellow citizens do not work, but, thank God, they have jobs.
Maybe work is not a very pleasant occupation, but you have to go somewhere in the morning.
Yanina Ipohorskaya.
The brain is truly a marvelous organ; it turns on as soon as you wake up, and continues to work right up to the minute you cross the threshold of your office.
Robert Frost.
Young specialists do not know how to work, and experienced specialists know how not to work.
Alexander Golov.
We always start to respect people more after we try to do their work.
William Feder.
We live in an era of specialists who are not interested in their specialty.
Peter Bichsel.
They earn bread with their hands, butter with their heads.
Joseph Bulatovich.
Finding a man is easiest when you already have one; Finding a job is easiest when you already have a job.
Paige Mitchell, revised edition.
Don't choose a profession for money. You need to choose a profession like a wife - for love and money.
John Huston.
I don't like expert talk. But even more - the conversations of non-specialists.
Stanislav Jerzy Lec.
Don't fix what works.
Bert Lance.
Ignorance brought people together. Professionalism separates them.
Boleslav Pashkovsky.
Some people love everything they do, even if they do what they don't like.
Bohuslav Voinar.
There are no bad professions, but there are those that we give way to others.
Miguel Zamacois.
There are no professions with a great future, but there are professionals with a great future.
First priority, first priority, never second priority.
Shirley Conran.
An acceptable unemployment rate? in bureaucratic language means that “they won’t throw us out into the street,” but “an acceptable budget? - that “someone will have a hard time, but not us.
Lawrence Peter.
Prejudice does not preclude rightness. Anger is a bad adviser, but what a shrewd analyst!
Karol Izhikovsky.
A professional is a person who can do his job when he doesn't like it. An amateur is a person who cannot do his job when he likes it.
James Agate.
Professionals build the Titanic, amateurs build Noah's Ark.
Work is the last refuge of those who can't do anything else.
Oscar Wilde.
Work is a kind of neurosis.
Don Herold.
Work fills all the time allotted for it.
Cyril Northcote Parkinson.
Work is not a wolf - it sticks, but does not bite.
Work is not a wolf, but there are hunters for it.
V. Sumbatov.
Work is not a wolf. But the boss is a beast.
Viktor Konyakhin.
Work is work, but you also need to do something useful.
Henryk Jagodzinsky.
A job that looks easy is actually difficult. A task that seems difficult on the face of it will actually be impossible.
Stockmeyer's theorem.
If they pay money for it, then it's work.
Danil Rudy.
There is a growing interest in year-round employment as Santa Claus.
Joseph Bulatovich.
A reorganization is when your co-worker loses his job; recession - when you lose your job; crisis - when your wife loses her job.
A recession is when your neighbor loses his job, a crisis is when you lose your job.
Harry Truman.
A specialist is a person who knows everything about a little and nothing about everything else.
Ambrose Bierce.
The specialist knows more and more about less and less.
Nicholas Butler.
A specialist is like a flux: his fullness is one-sided.
Kozma Prutkov.
Middle age is when you are too young to retire and too old to get another job.
Lawrence Peter.
Subjectivism is common in finding objective causes.
Leshek Kumor.
Subjective assessment.
I like it, objective.
bosses like it.
Mikhail Gasparov.
Only I can judge the color, - said the color-blind, - because I am impartial.
Wieslaw Brudzinsky.
Those who look at things from both sides usually see neither.
Oscar Wilde.