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Category: Society • Technology • Workplace
Posted on: August 22, 2009 3:21 PM, by Coturnix
'How to get strangers to talk to you' instead of 'How to talk to strangers'? I find this blog post and slide-show quite interesting. I see how it may apply to introverts - and I sure am not one of them - but I can also see how much of it applies equally well to extroverts like me, almost as a reminder to keep one's over-extroverted mannerisms under control:
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A must read for anyone who, as I did for too many years, thinks "networking" is for slimeballs.
Posted by: bill | August 22, 2009 10:05 PM