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    What is really important to you?

    One of the biggest intellectual hang-ups in networking for any purpose (job, admission into a college, finding investors, etc.) is to put the relationship and the other person in front of your need for something.  Aren’t we using people? Would I be looking to build this relationship if I didn’t need something? The best networkers understand that relationships have their own value and are underpinned by genuine kindness. This article from a former Dartmouth admissions director is a great case in point. In the race for the top, competitors focus on their qualifications.  But top qualifications are becoming only a baseline. The true differentiator is character.

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    I guess relationship building/networking is a lifelong activity , focusing immediate gains can ruin your reputation in the long run.

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    nice article

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