
Common Networking Mistakes: Making Introductions
With great power comes great responsibility. While introductions are a great tool for furthering your relationships, they can be a double-edged sword if you don’t follow some best practices.
With great power comes great responsibility. While introductions are a great tool for furthering your relationships, they can be a double-edged sword if you don’t follow some best practices.
To kick off our series addressing some of the most common mistakes people make when developing their professional relationships, we figured we’d start with a cardinal sin of networking: meeting someone and then never following up.
Best practices for driving M&A deal flow through your network, including who to target as great sources of deal flow, how to find said targets and how to grow those professional relationships.
An exploration of the potential good and bad scenarios of living in an automation-first world, and how to ensure technology makes our relationships richer.
Intern Emily Wong shares her 4Degrees experience: ‘While I enjoyed working on coding projects and learning new techniques, the most valuable takeaway came from observing the leadership and teamwork within the company.’
This question was originally answered on Quora. In the past few years, multiple technologies and software solutions for venture capital firms have emerged. From VC-specific
Here at 4Degrees, we’re in the business of fostering connections between people. We’ve talked with thousands of folks from all kinds of industries and at
This post was written by intern Ashu Ukey. By 10:00 am at our office, you can hear the satisfying “click-click-click” of several people’s intermittent typing.
I’ve spoken with hundreds of people to learn how they think about their relationships. One recurring theme really popped out: nearly everyone wants to make sure that their relationships are developed with authenticity.
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