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David Goetsch writes book of faith-based career advice
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Northwest Florida Daily News - February 4, 2019
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More than 70 college textbooks and corporate training books bear the name of the Northwest Florida State College emeritus vice president and business professor, but the book he released Jan. 1 will sit in the Christian aisle. Goetsch wrote “Christians on the Job: Winning at Work without Compromising Your Faith” after many people approached him for counsel on the subject.

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“The people who come to me are Christians who are wondering, ‘Can I even succeed in today’s workplace and be faithful to what I believe?’” Goetsch said. “The point I make in the book is, not only can you, but in the long run, that’s going to be what makes you succeed.”

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The genre isn’t the only difference this book has from the others by Goetsch. It’s also the first one he wrote in his Niceville home office.

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Because Goetsch counsels Christians regularly, the subject matter came quickly.......

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