Advice to master social skills for career success usually conjures a particular image: the firm handshake, the confident pitch, the person who works a room and never forgets a name. That version treats social skill as a kind of polished self-promotion, a performance you put on to get ahead of quieter colleagues.
Advice to master social skills for career success usually conjures a particular image: the firm handshake, the confident pitch, the person who works a room and never forgets a name.
That version treats social skill as a kind of polished self-promotion, a performance you put on to get ahead of quieter colleagues.
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Advice to master social skills for career success usually conjures a particular image: the firm handshake, the confident pitch, the person who works a room and never forgets a name. That version treats social skill as a kind of polished self-promotion, a performance you put on to get ahead of quieter colleagues.
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