Virginia Woolf, in her essay "Professions for Women," describes two hazards all women who aspire to professional life must overcome: their tendency to sacrifice their own interests to those of…

Virginia Woolf, in her essay "Professions for Women," describes two hazards all women who aspire to professional life must overcome: their tendency to sacrifice their own interests to those of others and their reluctance to challenge conservative male attitudes. Do you agree with Woolf's argument? How do you think men feel today about women entering what used to be primarily male professions? Does your observation or experience contradict what Woolf says about men's attitudes? 10 OR Point out the skills of an excellent sales representative with reference to Phineas T. Barnum's famous lecture "Advertise You Business." Also examine how some of these skills have been employed in any interesting advertisement you have watched, read or seen.