@MurrayHillGuy1 Smart man.
In my younger days I had my one neighborhood bar I would meet nearly every online date.
I was a regular so I knew all the staff and they would start pointing things out that I might not have seen.
Loved it
Let your work speak for you.
The people who matter will hear it.
And honestly, that feels a hell of a lot more authentic than constantly asking everyone to listen.
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Some people walk into a company with a lot of โcorporate experienceโ and immediately start playing the game.
The constant visibility. The name-dropping. The executive CCs.
You can spot it pretty quickly. ๐งต
After 10+ years, I can say this confidently:
Iโd rather have earned my reputation through the work Iโve done and the people Iโve helped than through constantly making sure leadership was watching.
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