Recently, I’ve been introduced to two new people in hopes of possibly hiring them to work on a couple of projects. One person was offered up by my new neighbor and the other by a family member. Both spoke very highly of these people’s work. Email introductions were made, I responded enthusiastically, and eagerly awaited to hear back.
When Referrals Go Bad and What to do About it
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From http://www.theworkathomewoman.com 4216 days ago
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