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[QUOTE="Deleted member 13140, post: 214885"] I don't know but I think I got a little bit of what you're saying, it's difficult to understand though. I don't know why but one thing I did get was the last tip, I think what you mean is you should always ask an open ended question when one is on a networking meeting and just a context for those that have no clue what an open ended question means. In simple terms it's a question you can ever answer with one word or a static response, example are yes or no and example of those questions are. Tell me about the children in this image or something like that. [/QUOTE]
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