Professional Skills for Business and Finance pdf

Professional Skills for
Business and Finance

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
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Define plagiarism and discuss why it is relevant in a academic writing also describe the
various types of plagiarism and role of internet in plagiarism. ..................................................1
PARAGRAPH-2:.............................................................................................................................2
Discussing academic integrity is relevant to professionalism in business environment and
consequences for lack of academic integrity..............................................................................2
PARAGRAPH-3:.............................................................................................................................3
Ways for avoiding plagiarism and improving academic writing and integrity within business. 3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................3
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4

INTRODUCTION
Financial sector incorporates a huge range of careers requiring a diverse set of skills. No
two jobs are the same and not everyone would prosper in each field. Those who employee the
decisiveness to thrive in investment banking for example may not possess the leadership skills to
work in management. Present topic will be base on the professionalism in a business
environment. Also this study will cover and discussing why it is relevant in academic writing and
identify and describe the various types of plagiarism and also discussing relevant to
professionalism in a business environment and consequences for lack of academic integrity for a
business.
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Define plagiarism and discuss why it is relevant in a academic writing also describe the various
types of plagiarism and role of internet in plagiarism.
Plagiarism is a word which define wrongful appropriation which is stealing of another
authors, language and thought. In other words, plagiarism is considered and known as academic
dishonesty (Kokkinaki, Demoliou and Iakovidou, 2015). It is considered as the breach of
journalist ethics in context of negative manner. Therefore, the modern definition of plagiarism is
that it is an activity which is considered as a difficult process.
Different types of Plagiarism
Direct Plagiarism : Direct plagiarism is the ways to plagiarized the exact part of others
work. In legal terms direct plagiarism is the most offensive activity done by any person.
Self Plagiarism : Self plagiarism is a kind of work which is copied by the individual
with his or her previous work without taking permission from seniors professionals.
Mosaic Plagiarism : Mosaic Plagiarism occurs when a student borrows phrases from a
source without using quotation marks or finds synonyms for the authors language while keeping
to the same general structure and meaning of the original (Brown and Janssen, 2017).
Accidental Plagiarism : Accidental plagiarism is when a person neglects to put their
own sources in the text. In this case learner should have knowledge to how to cite their own
references in the paragraph.
Role of Internet in Plagiarism
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The role of internet in plagiarism is very offensive to force people for cheating. They say
the internet suggests a number of opportunities to cheating among students. The role of internet
in plagiarism is given below:
Internet makes plagiarism easier : First is that it made plagiarism more common and
easier process to attempt. In other words, for plagiarism it is an internet has been a double edged
sword. It made committing plagiarism much easier process than other.
The Growth of contract cheating : Ads for such services where often in the back of
publication targets at student (Harris, 2017). Contract cheating has spread to otherwise
legitimate sites as fiver and freelancer.
New standard of citation : Internet invented the high influence of social media site.
And of two types of writing invented by and for the internet. In other words, in modern scenario
internet is the key to every challenging task. People can easily copied things from the others task.
PARAGRAPH-2:
Discussing academic integrity is relevant to professionalism in business environment and
consequences for lack of academic integrity.
Academic integrity is the commitment to and demonstrate of honest and moral behavior
in an academic setting. This is most relevant at the academic context which helps to provide
credit to other people when using their ideas. In other words, Academic integrity is necessary for
the business to get clear thoughts about the process without involving any unethical practices. In
case of lack of integrity can impact the business into more realistic manner. Academic integrity
is important within the professional world (Bruton and Childers, 2016). For example Doctors for
them academic integrity is essential which helps to ensure the working outcomes. If in case
doctors cheated and get fake degree it can might affect the overall professionalism.
Consequences Academic integrity
Loss of Intellectual property : this is the first consequences might have facing by the
people in within business environment. It can be stealing another person property and asset
which is a risk factor within the business environment.
Inaccurate assessment : Inappropriate assessment cannot acculturate assess student
performance assess student performance or evaluate students.
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Practical concerns : wrong authorization application can be create wrong impression on
the duties which is very risky for the organization. Lack of academic integrity can impact the
image of employer which is not acceptable.
Legal consequences : This is the obvious effect of academic integrity which might affect
the business in the more different manner. Legal consequences is the risky process which might
affect the reputation of the business.
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Ways for avoiding plagiarism and improving academic writing and integrity within business
As discussed above plagiarism is the most offensive activity which is also not considered
within the business environment (Helgesson and Eriksson, 2015). So in order to remove such
constraints and difficulties. It is required for an individual to avoid plagiarism and improve
academic writing within the business. Such ways given below:
Citing your own sources : This is the way through individual can avoid plagiarism if they are
using their own sources and matter for the academic writing rather to take from others.
Understand the assignment : Misunderstanding can create the possibilities of plagiarism. So
for removing this reason individual can own understand the need and wants of the academic
writing which is useful and effectively achievable (Helgesson and Eriksson, 2015).
Providing original ideas : think own rather to take from others ideas. In other words, to avoid
plagiarism person can think their own unique ideas and cite them in their own ways.
CONCLUSION
On the basis of above understand it has been found that how what is academic integrity is
and how it impact the academic career as well as professional environment. In order to define in
detailed study outlined the different types of plagiarism. Also the study discussed about the ways
to avoid lack of academic integrity. Also it briefly explains about the role of internet in
plagiarism and how it will impact the professionalism in different context. So the overall study
concluded that plagiarism is the unethical practice which is not considered in business
environment.
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REFERENCES
Books & Journals
Helgesson, G. and Eriksson, S., 2015. Plagiarism in research. Medicine, Health Care and
Philosophy. 18(1). pp.91-101.
Bruton, S. and Childers, D., 2016. The ethics and politics of policing plagiarism: a qualitative
study of faculty views on student plagiarism and Turnitin®. Assessment & Evaluation in
Higher Education. 41(2). pp.316-330.
Harris, R.A., 2017. Using sources effectively: Strengthening your writing and avoiding
plagiarism. Routledge.
Kokkinaki, A. I., Demoliou, C. and Iakovidou, M., 2015. Students’ perceptions of plagiarism and
relevant policies in Cyprus. International Journal for Educational Integrity. 11(1). p.3.
Brown, N. and Janssen, R., 2017. Preventing plagiarism and fostering academic integrity: A
practical approach. Journal of Perspectives in Applied Academic Practice. 5(3). pp.102-
109.
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