Professional Skills for Business and Finance

Professional Skills for
Business and Finance

Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY.................................................................................................................................................3
Plagiarism and why it is related to academic writing...............................................................................3
Importance of academic plagiarism in business environment with example..........................................4
Ways for avoiding plagiarism...................................................................................................................5
CONCLUSION...............................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
Academic plagiarism happens whenever a writer copies and over four lines from a source
document in findings portrayed as the writer's own research and understanding. Plagiarism is
highlighted in this section, as well as why it is relevant to academic work. Together with discuss
numerous types of plagiarism and how it relates to professional identity. Additionally, discuss
alternative methods for avoiding plagiarism in the workplace (Martinho, 2020).
MAIN BODY
Plagiarism and why it is related to academic writing
Plagiarism occurs when someone accepts responsibility for someone else's contribution
without giving them money. Plagiarism in academic work is defined as the use of language,
ideas, or facts from a journal without giving adequate credit to the source. Plagiarism is defined
as the unauthorized use of parts or the totality of an article without proper acknowledgment to
the article's creator. Every unauthorized text repetition is effectively theft, and the content loses
its distinctiveness and trustworthiness as a consequence.
Plagiarism is a serious academic offence since it is an incorrect tactic to use someone else's
reasoning. Because the Internet contains all of the information required for an existing literature,
dissertation, blogging, or assessment, falling into the copying trap has become exceedingly
simple and even enticing. Moreover, modern computer tools in the education world may quickly
detect a lack of effort to create new material, and several undergraduates and instructors repeat
this mistake every year (Abad-Segura and González-Zamar, 2020).
Plagiarism may be classified into several kinds, including:
Direct Plagiarism is when someone copies a portion of someone else's work word - for - word
without giving attribution or using quote marks. Plagiarism is unethical, completely
disingenuous, and punished by disciplinary proceedings, including even removal.
Self-plagiarism is by far the most straightforward and comprehensible type of plagiarism. It's a
fantastic example of taking material from one's past efforts even without study refers.