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Make Your Contacts Count.(Make Your Contacts Count: Networking Know-How for Business and Career Success)(Brief article)(Book review)
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Make Your Contacts Count
Anne Baber and Lynne Wayman
Amacom
1601 Broadway, New York NY 10019
9814474020, $14.95 www.amacombooks.org
Meeting and keeping a network of contacts to further a career is a basic tip for any upward-bound businessperson--but few titles spell out exactly how to achieve this goal. MAKE YOUR CONTACTS COUNT: NETWORKING KNOW-HOW FOR BUSIN...
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