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Before the Internet, human interaction was the way to build your business, you called, you wrote letters, you drove miles to have lunch with a potential client; what business you did you did with a handshake. Now you can traverse around the word in seconds, never having to me ... Continue reading »
Before the Internet, human interaction was the way to build your business, you called, you wrote letters, you drove miles to have lunch with a potential client; what business you did you did with a handshake. Now you can traverse around the word in seconds, never having to me ... Continue reading »
9 months ago
9 months ago
:O) thanks for commenting!
9 months ago
Rif Chia
9 months ago
Good call on that Zuckerberg/Lacy debacle. *head hits desk* What was she thinking?
9 months ago
And as for Sarah Lacy, learning to listen is the first rule of Interviewing.
thanks for commenting! :O)
9 months ago
The handshake philosophy is for those, where making money is not the only criteria for doing a business..
9 months ago
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9 months ago
9 months ago
thank you for commenting. :O)
9 months ago
9 months ago
thanks for commenting. :O)
9 months ago
9 months ago
thank you for commenting. :O)
9 months ago
9 months ago
Social skills are lacking in the new generation. There is something nice to getting or sending a Thank You note. In the Asian culture you bring a gift to a dinner your client is paying for, never show up empty handed. An exchange of gifts is mandatory, it shows respect and value to the relationships.
Its a ritual of looking at someone in the eyes and offering your hand in friendship.
Thanks for commenting. :O)
9 months ago
I for one enjoys the face to face business meeting rather than the over the air but I have found more success online as of late so maybe it's not entirely a bad thing to not see each other in person but as long as the job gets done.
9 months ago
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Thanks for commenting my traveling friend.
9 months ago
9 months ago
I believe you are onto something there, as we "mature" online we become more aware of its reach and that we are going to be held to our words.
Thanks for commenting. :O)))
9 months ago
How impersonal did people find an earlier tool of social networking, - the telephone? Very much so - initially, but it turned out to be an instrument of intimacy upon which big news, big affairs an big deals turned.
I personally was thrilled at the advent of the ATM- as others lamented losing personal contact with tellers and bank personnel, I happily shed the need to stand in forever-long queues only to be greeted by some of the most hostile human beings on the planet (sweet friends and relatives who've done this work, notwithstanding).
Social Networking is still so primitive that we have not yet developed a way to "truly" recognize truth. For example, there is a truth that can be sussed out in early photographs - a tacit personal revelation that unfolds only through long hours of sitting in a pose. Yet another type of personal reality pops up readily in a spur of the moment Polaroid snapshot.
Let's find the truth in those new autobiographies and personas that can be stretched and pulled into any shape desired with just a few clicks. Certainly your own web writing shines a light on that - business or pleasure. And always a pleasure.
9 months ago
As for human contact I enjoy it, but being a social butterfly with a short attention span, I enjoy contact, but I also enjoy the silence of a quiet studio.
We are in an age where we are making the rules as we go along, it is a new world. We have no guidebook. It's an exciting time to be in.
Thanks for commenting. :O) xoxo
9 months ago
9 months ago
And it's not that anyone should "get used to it", it is that to do that, one has to have the social skills beforehand to notice the change.
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9 months ago
9 months ago
Thanks for commenting. :O)