Good And Bad Networking
- By
Julia Austin
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Bad: pretending to be on the same level
Seeing someone who is clearly doing better than you and is more advanced than you, and then pretending to be on their level to see if they’ll help you, is not a good way to network. That is based on lies. People always respect someone who admits they need help; nobody respects a façade.
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