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Utilize a LEED Study Guide to Pass the LEED Finding employment in the building trade is not as easy these days as it might have been. However, on the other hand, with lots of people turned off the idea by the current shakiness of the construction industry, it is as good a time as any to get yourself in position to take the opportunities that still arise. Getting in position for a job that can see you earning a lot of money is never a bad idea, and as the needs of the building industry change subtly it is worth considering the possibilities that will be opened to you by getting the appropriate accreditation. This is best done right now by sitting the LEED exam. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Getting LEED Certified Helped My Business
Thank you for this helpful article. I think we'll find in the next few years more and more people involved in real estate like agents and appraisers getting LEED certified as regulations are ironed out. I'm a lawyer in Los Angeles and received my certification from Clean Edison. Having my certification has helped me tremendously in my practice in an area where the demand for green buildings have been increasing every year.