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    S3E28: How Many Networking Emails are Too Many?

    S3E28: How Many Networking Emails are Too Many?

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    S3E28: How Many Networking Emails are Too Many?

    FromStrategy Simplified

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    5 minutes
    Released:
    May 26, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    In this episode, we introduce MC's not-so-secret formula for writing winning networking emails: the 2:2:2 rule. What is it, and how do you apply it to network your way into your ideal firm? You'll have to listen to find out.  LinksNetworking for Consulting course: BUY NOWNetworking tips: READ NOWSend us an emailBlack Belt case prep program: LEARN MORE Liked this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts to help us get to 1,000 reviews!What topics do you want more of? Fill out a <2min survey.Advertise on Strategy Simplified 
    Released:
    May 26, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    When we asked Fortune 1000 managers what skill differentiated a top performer, "a focus on what is important" was the #1 answer. The ability to identify what is most important separates strategists from analysts. Welcome to Strategy Simplified - we slice through business jargon to get to the simple heart of business strategy. Hosted by the senior leadership team of Management Consulted - ex-Bain consultant and successful tech entrepreneur Jenny Rae Le Roux, MC COO Namaan Mian, and ex-McKinsey Engagement Manager Stephanie Knight - Strategy Simplified uses case studies and conversations to apply business strategy concepts. What does Disney's cost structure tell us about Disney+? Can Uber ever be profitable? What does an iced coffee company have to do with U.S. car manufacturers? Enter the world of Strategy Simplified and find out.