Social Proof Can Be Helpful in a Lot of Situations

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There's this concept called social proof. The idea that what everybody else is doing is the right way to do things, and it can be helpful in a lot of situations. If you are eating with the fork and it's working and it's efficient and it makes sense, then keep doing it. You don't want to be a contrarion just for the sake of being a contrarions. But if what you're doing isn't working, even ifEverybody else is doing it, you might want to consider another path. This me with the job search. It also helped me as an ochbenor. When i started my business, i grew it doing things that a lot

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[0:25] - #AAA for November 2021

[1:42] - Matt - When you started planning Cultivated Culture, what were some of the things you did to get started, for example, what was your process for creating/starting your website?

[11:32] - Alex - How does an individual contributor move into a management role, whether internally or externally, with little to no experience?

[17:55] - Gaurav - How do you increase visibility on LinkedIn so that more recruiters contact you during your job search?

[22:31] - Tom - What quote has had the most impact on your personal life philosophy?

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