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	<title>Comments on: You Either Produce or you Sell</title>
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		<title>By: My Father Was Right: Bachelors Degree is Not Enough &#124; Money And Investing</title>
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		<description>[...] I have had some advantages, however. I did graduated from a career in high demand. Engineers, especially on the IT world can have a great salary just by graduating college. Most careers do not enjoy such an advantage. I know how to produce and work hard.  I learned how to associate my work to things that sell. Another advantage: I am not afraid to sell – especially to sell what I can produce. Early in my career I got bored with the current production (engineering) task at that time and moved into pre-sales engineering (half produce half sales). I gained skills and confidence that allow me to sell – at least in a rudimentary way.  (Produce and/or Sell) [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] I have had some advantages, however. I did graduated from a career in high demand. Engineers, especially on the IT world can have a great salary just by graduating college. Most careers do not enjoy such an advantage. I know how to produce and work hard.  I learned how to associate my work to things that sell. Another advantage: I am not afraid to sell – especially to sell what I can produce. Early in my career I got bored with the current production (engineering) task at that time and moved into pre-sales engineering (half produce half sales). I gained skills and confidence that allow me to sell – at least in a rudimentary way.  (Produce and/or Sell) [...]</p>
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