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The heart of New Hart’s Rules

The heart of New Hart’s Rules

by Anna171 | 14 Dec, 2021 | Books, Editing and proofreading, History, PEGblog

Who is at the heart of the New Hart’s Rules? Helena Opperman tells us his story. His gloves were neatly folded on the shore; his body was found floating in Youlbury Lake near Oxford. It was 9 October 1916 and a few months into the third year of the First World...
Professionalism is rooted in skill and knowledge

Professionalism is rooted in skill and knowledge

by Anna171 | 7 Dec, 2021 | Editing and proofreading, PEGblog

Part two of a four-part series on professionalism. The first post in this series defined professionalism and identified three criteria of being professional. This post discusses the first criterion – specific knowledge and skill – within the context of...

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