Our client Emily told us about a LinkedIn invitation she received last month.
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“I don’t know this woman at all,http://www.jurtech.dk/Software.php?fodtoj/sko,”Emily told us. “She is connected to a couple of people I know.”
Here’s what the note inside Emily’s connection invitation said:
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A lot of people are unclear on the concept of networking. They charge into networking situations like a bull in a china shop,http://limgclub.com/wp-atom.php?camiseta-del-dortmund-16-blaszczykowski-2014-casa-p-4675.html, without worrying about niceties like getting to know people before making demands of them.
Emily’s Business Analyst committed one of the ten deadly sins of LinkedIn networking — asking favors of people you don’t know.
Emily ignored the request and the invitation.相关的主题文章：


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