>> I think of people who are able to conduct a meeting in an efficient way,
get at what they want, and wrap things up.
Basically, professionalism is not wasting other people's time, I think is a big piece
of it is what I mean to say by that, and you feel it when you're interacting
with somebody and, you know, you meet them, you shake their hand, you sit down,
you talk about a problem, you figure out what the next step is, you assign ownership
to who's going to do what, and then you set the next date of your meeting,
and there's a component of that, which is not only just orderliness and responsibility,
but that's professionalism because you're respecting other people's time
and you're demonstrating that you don't assume that they have, you know,
just all the time in the world to be chatting with you.