Practice question · Put in order
Order the stages of becoming a professional.
- Anticipatory socialization: dressing and talking the part as a student
- Transmission: the veteran now socializes newcomers
- Formal training: courses, certifications, onboarding
- Informal absorption: learning "how things are really done" from colleagues
- Internalization: the role’s standards become self-applied
Hints
- Anticipating the role comes before formal training.
- The final stage is passing the identity on to newcomers.
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- Anticipatory socialization: dressing and talking the part as a student
- Formal training: courses, certifications, onboarding
- Informal absorption: learning "how things are really done" from colleagues
- Internalization: the role’s standards become self-applied
- Transmission: the veteran now socializes newcomers
Why
Rehearse, train, absorb, internalize, transmit, the identity assembly line, ending with the product becoming a machine operator.
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