For ita (don't know if you've seen this yet): [link]
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I need networking advice. My sister is applying for a job (administrative assistant at a magazine). A friend of mine from high school is art director of a sister magazine and used to work on this magazine.
It seems obvious that I should get in touch with the high school friend - but what do I ask her for?
damn Polgara. where can I get one?
Information. Your friend may or may not know more about the job than is posted. If she does have her share it so your friend can tweak her resume, cover letter and interview to be a better fit.
Regardless, you friend knows the company culture from having worked there. What aspects of her skills and personality should your sister emphasize to be a good fit with the company culture. What are the things that your sister should avoid saying? Especially what stuff that that might be good things to say some places would be total gaffes in this company?
Okay, I didn't click 46 times to read the business jargon. What is "unwrap the kimono" supposed to mean?
Two independent parties are going to do a deal. To move the deal forward, you've got to give the other party confidential information. It came up a lot during Enron, e.g., [link]
Thanks, Typo, those are excellent suggestions. I started the email and my mind went blank.
Don't forget an open ended close. "Is there any other information you feel comfortable sharing that might help my sister demonstrate shes is a match?" Something on those lines.
"unwrap the kimono" sounds both sexist and rascist, even if it isn't.
I'm pretty sure it is, sexist and racist I mean, given that it sounds like someone who just wants to fuck with something.
Possibly also homophobic.
Two independent parties are going to do a deal. To move the deal forward, you've got to give the other party confidential information.
Okay, so my guess was wrong (again).