Difference between revisions of "Reputation"

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'''Reputation''' is the esteem to which your peers assume that you can perform your function as a professional. A lawyer with a good reputation is assumed to be able to win cases.
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'''Reputation''' is the esteem to which your peers assume that you can perform your function as a professional. For instance, a lawyer with a good reputation is assumed to be able to win court cases.
  
 
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Revision as of 20:36, January 20, 2021

Reputation is the esteem to which your peers assume that you can perform your function as a professional. For instance, a lawyer with a good reputation is assumed to be able to win court cases.