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02/22/2010 07:53:55
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Debi
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02/16/2010 09:57:53
Hi Felicia,
I didn't take any actual course to become an LNC, I found a law firm who included, "will train" and learned first hand from ...
Marguerita Gooch
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01/22/2010 12:31:07
Please forward some insurance related questions for preparation of an interview. Thanks.
LAURA SMITH
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01/13/2010 14:42:03
HELP! I am anxious to return to the insurance industry after a 20 yr. lapse, due to starting a family and a career change (nursing).
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01/11/2010 14:37:05
I have a question. What if you were terminated from your last position. I was terminated for attendance. I was having issues at ...
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Carole Martin is an expert on the subject of interviews. You could say that I am passionate about the subject - I eat, drink, and sleep the subject. I have interviewed thousands of people and have watched them make major mistakes and lose the job to someone else. Although I wanted to help them, I couldn't because I was on the other side of the desk. When I returned to grad school in 1993 to pursue my Master's degree, I made a decision to change what I did because I wanted to help people. I love having the ability of making a difference in people's lives.