BUILD A MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL RELATIONSHIP
“Slowly build up to your ask, and try to find an avenue to make a genuine connection”
Slowly build up to that ask, and try to find an avenue to make a genuine connection. You can rub someone the wrong way when leading with “what can you do for me” approach. Get to know them, and hopefully, your future ask will be mutually beneficial.
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