Sentences with phrase «generic advice from»

I wonder how the producer at CTV's CANADA AM national morning TV show now feels seeing as how Dale was numerous times championed / interviewed on that show to promote Realtysellers et al, shamelessly extolling the virtues of his FSBO Robin Hood - like dream to help consumers save big bucks at the expense of those nasty traditional Realtor models by paying «him» up - front dollars for a highjacked MLS listing to go along with a do - it - yourself set of ten dollar signs and some otherwise free - via - the - internet forms, and... oh yes, I almost forgot, some generic advice from the end of a telephone by a sales «professional» sitting at a desk in a basement somewhere?

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There's a lot of advice on writing original content, ranging from the generic «be helpful, solve a problem» to the well - known «good artists copy, great artists steal.»

It seems that the best generic advice for oldsters might not be so different from that given to youngsters — live below your means!

You can also forget about taking bad advice from people full of conflicts of interest peddling their pet mutual fund picks (your BD, branch manager, their research departments, fund wholesalers, software vendors, fellow advisors, the media, and generic advertising).

The topics vary from opening an IRA to logo design tips for a new business, but the fact that it all comes back around to families makes it more actionable than broad, generic advice you might find elsewhere.

Most career services and coaches are too disconnected from the jobs themselves and are only able to give generic advice like spelling, grammar, and word choice.

But the fact is, these rules are generic advice we compile from career experts.

Job search today is a new experience for many, from the twenty - something 2013 grads looking to land their first full time job, to the mid-career professional whose job was outsourced a few months ago, to the VP level professional who just got caught in a corporate downsizing and was given a severance package replete with a boilerplate resume, generic advice on looking for a job and a desk and use of the phone for 120 days in the outplacement company's office.

Contrast the above payment - for - success - only compensation plan to that of a FSBO / mere posting outfit's, which charges folks up - front fees for such things as: an upload of one's listing on someone else's privately owned / paid - for MLS via a federal government - agency - backed highjacking maneuvered tactic; for a couple of $ 10.00 «For Sale» signs, for some forms that can be downloaded from the internet for free; for «advice» at the end of a telephone line from generic sales people who have no vested interest in whether or not the already - paid - for advice, for better or worse, actually results, if heeded and acted upon, in the sale of the subject property, or not.