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RBOC: Influence Lines

Searching for books recently, this title caught my eye. I do not plan to read the book, but I bet the message goes something like this: Instead of posting the latest notch on your CV and/or flashy results that no one can comprehend, post useful content in order to get leads and customers instead of … Continue reading RBOC: Influence Lines →

Michael H. Scott Random Bits 2 Comments November 14, 2021February 6, 2022 1 Minute

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