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John Groth is a career coach and had over 20 years experience as a HR executive.
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Advanced Career Training: is it for You?
Generally, there are both plus and minus reasons to be considered before planning advanced career training. While there are many positive reasons the negative reasons should also be considered in your decision. Read
By: John Groth | 03/12/2007 | Career Management
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Quality Real Estate Listings=quicker Sales
Introducing your real estate for sale in a well thought out listing is the first introduction your prospective buyer will have for the property. The real estate listing should be complete and the facts contained in the listing should be accurate. Read
By: John Groth | 25/11/2007 | Real Estate
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Customer Service Life Lessons From an 11 Year Old Businessman
Learn 8 life lessons learned by an 11 year old businessman. Basic customer service and business ideas that will translate over to your career. Get back to the basics to build and develop your career. Read
By: John Groth | 18/11/2007 | Customer Service
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Career Management: Break the Rules for Career Success
Your future career success lies in your ability to break some rules. Do you know your competition within the organization? How about your company’s competition? Do you follow them or do you look for ways to move outside the box? Find out more. Read
By: John Groth | 18/11/2007 | Career Management
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Hidden Job Market: Keys to Discovering the Right Job
Do you know that up to 75% of job vacancies are never shown in the media. If you want to find the right job with the right employer an important consideration is using good old fashioned detective work to uncover the unpublished job vacancies. Here are six areas that you should work to get the best results. Read
By: John Groth | 19/10/2007 | Careers
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Career Assessment: to Stay or Go?
Instead of waiting until the New Year to perform a thorough career check up, when the holidays and everything else is in the way, it now appears to be an excellent time for you to take a careful look at your career. Here are four key factors to take a careful look at when you assess where your career is and where it's going. Read
By: John Groth | 19/10/2007 | Careers
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Job Hunting Basics: Do you Really Want a Job There?
This job hunting approach is like going to a gun fight with a shotgun in a dark room. So before we blast holes in the walls and hit nothing important, let’s see if we can bring some illumination to your strategy of finding the right job. Read
By: John Groth | 17/10/2007 | Careers
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Improve your Reading Skills: the Secret to Career Success
Your long term career development will be the sum of your reading over the next five years, and the five years after that. Who knows after ten years someone may develop an implanted chip that will substitute for reading. But for now, reading is the name of the game. After five years don’t be the person who is known as the one who ate 2114 Krispy Kreme donuts and read two books, and one had a lot of pictures. Learn more how this skill will improve your career and beyond. Read
By: John Groth | 17/10/2007 | Careers
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Maximize your Home Appraisal!
In many corporate transfers, the corporation has a policy of a relocation company buying your home if it does not sell within a set period of time. The relocation company then has the responsibility of selling your home after you move. Here's a quick review how you can maximize your home's appraisal. Read
By: John Groth | 15/10/2007 | Home and Family
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Corporate Relocation: What Can We Learn From the Fast Food Industry!
Getting to know a variety of municipalities around the country, in my role on a corporate relocation team, showed me the good, the bad and the just plain ugly. Some cities were so difficult to deal with that they never made the first cut. Here's a tip from the fast food industry that will save time and money in finding the right location for the corporate or business relocation or starting a new operation. Read
By: John Groth | 15/10/2007 | Project Management