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I know that Twitter is really representative of only a fraction of the people in the world, and arguably it’s not even a good representation of any group because it’s a self-selective group that chooses to share thoughts, ideas, news, … Continue reading
Why Should You Network?
This editorial was originally published on August 17, 2009. It is being re-run for the President’s Day holiday. Why should you network? I’m speaking about interpersonal networking, not the bits and bytes in the ether kind 🙂 It’s an interesting … Continue reading
Grow Your Family
Yesterday I wrote a piece on the networking event that Andy Warren and I host on the Monday before the Summit conference each year. It’s a great event, and I hope more of you can come next year. Our event is really a microcosm of … Continue reading
Open Arms
This past Monday night was the annual networking dinner that Andy Warren and I put on before the PASS Summit. Actually “put on” is a bit of an overstatement. We pick a location, call them to ask if a large group can come in, … Continue reading
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