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Career Lessons He Wished He Knew Beforehand

December 23, 2021 Mike Price Art of Wells Videos, Business management, Drilling 0

Marvin F. Glotfelty, RG, reflects back on things he wished he knew before entering the groundwater industry. Glotfelty discusses the importance of seeking out mentors to listen to and learn from to have a better career.

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