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Posts Tagged → opportunity cost

7 Kinds of Social Media Companions You Must Avoid

posted in General, Work on April 7, 2012 by Rajesh Setty 0 Comment

Social media seems easy but only those who have tasted it know that it can be super-frustrating. If not used right, it can easily suck all your available time and return almost nothing. For one, social media provides shortcuts to start a conversation. Beyond that normal rules of investing for building relationships apply in order… Continue reading →

Why some smart people don't help other people?

posted in General on March 25, 2010 by Rajesh Setty 9 Comments

Most smart people are capable of helping other people. Some of them do and some of them don’t. People are happy with those people that help and people resent those that don’t help. I have had many people share their frustration from people who have not gotten a response to their request for someone smart…. Continue reading →

Just thirty minutes…

posted in General, Work on March 10, 2010 by Rajesh Setty 0 Comment

During my last trip to India I spoke at two events. In one of the events, someone complained that a bestselling author was not wiling to give thirty minutes of her time to discuss a particular issue. His point was that it was just thirty minutes – nothing much. We had a healthy debate about… Continue reading →

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