Which "professionals" do you most trust?

[Swan_Vesta]

Any person who's job title includes the word Agent but not the word Secret is an arse.

 

:hihi:

 

B3ta?

 

Teachers and doctors I trust, the rest are as trustworthy as a fat kid in a pick and mix aisle.

[Agent Orange]

Teachers and doctors, from the list presented in the OP. The others, I wouldnt trust them as far as I could throw them.

[AJ sheffield]

The only professionals I trust are Bodie and Doyle.

[espadrille]

It is too general a question for me to answer that one. I am sure that there are trustworthy in all the professions mentioned.

However , I have met GPs whom I am very dissatisfied with and teachers also.

When I was a kid I thought that Doctors and Teachers 'knew everything' and that they were always right.

I have since learnt that mainly due to a lack of training they know much less than you expect them to. However as I said it is hard to answer.

I guess it is all down to the individual and whether you know them well enough to trust them.

[Player 1]

Body and Doyle will never let you down.

[hockers666]

gynacologyists ,they see all types of the above mentioned

[donuticus]

B3ta?

 

Teachers and doctors I trust, the rest are as trustworthy as a fat kid in a pick and mix aisle.

 

I had heard it before but it did resurface there this week.

[HeadingNorth]

Isn't a profession a job of work for which someone gets paid, as opposed to a vocation?

 

 

In terms of professional rather than amateur, yes; it just means you get paid.

 

In terms of belonging to an actual profession, it means rather more tahn just that. I'm just not sure exactly how it's legally defined. I know that a professional body is involved, to which you must belong if you are to practise your business.

[Genuflect]

B3ta?

 

Teachers and doctors I trust, the rest are as trustworthy as a fat kid in a pick and mix aisle.

 

That's fattist!:cool:

[arachnophobe]

It is too general a question for me to answer that one. I am sure that there are trustworthy in all the professions mentioned.

However , I have met GPs whom I am very dissatisfied with and teachers also.

When I was a kid I thought that Doctors and Teachers 'knew everything' and that they were always right.

I have since learnt that mainly due to a lack of training they know much less than you expect them to. However as I said it is hard to answer.

I guess it is all down to the individual and whether you know them well enough to trust them.

 

Too true. I was let down by the NHS for many years, by GPs and specialists, and have become cynical about people in general, and their motives. My days of blindly trusting anyone, especially so-caled professionals, are long gone.