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Tip of the Week - Reaching Out to Former Bosses

Written by: Keith Ferrazzi

Article Overview: Here is a snippet from my most recent Tip of the Week Tip 80 - Reaching Out to Former Bosses

Tip of the Week - Reaching Out to Former Bosses

Here is a snippet from my most recent Tip of the Week

Tip 80 - Reaching Out to Former Bosses

"I often recommend pinging and getting career advice from your previous bosses. They know you and your work, so they make for valuable resources and friends.

But if these people are previous bosses, that means you quit at some point. You created a better opportunity and you left that work environment and that boss..."

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