FidelCashflow
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I was reading a book on networking that said that in for each profession, there's a list of common questions people in a profession throw at each other to get to know each other in social settings and appear knowledgeable.
For example since I'm an accountant, I know people usually ask "Do you work in public practice or in industry?" "What firm are you with?" etc, and usually if they answer public practice, they proceed to share a gripe about the hours.
Any such tips on chatting with doctors, lawyers, and engineers?
For example since I'm an accountant, I know people usually ask "Do you work in public practice or in industry?" "What firm are you with?" etc, and usually if they answer public practice, they proceed to share a gripe about the hours.
Any such tips on chatting with doctors, lawyers, and engineers?