However, Jim's site has a personal touch like no other site I can recall. Each page he makes is as unique as himself, and he writes in a very personal way, almost as if he was writing to his friends. Well, let's use our hairdresser for an example. I hope that your answer is the human, I know mine is. I don't think that a robot hairdresser would let me put gel in my own hair after cutting it or care about what I've been doing on my summer vacation.
People prefer people.
It's as simple as that. That's because humans have qualities which computers will never have. Among the most important of these qualities is the ability to apply to our feelings, inspire us or make us feel proud or happy. Professionalism isn't about getting the computer to do everything for you and making it seem that way. I'm sure you can think of some way to give personalism your own personal touch, but here are some suggestions as to where you can apply personalism in general.