Friday, February 04, 2005

Food for Thought for Networkers -Too Many Connections, Part I

If you are reading the Blog, you probably spend quite a bit of time thinking about and practicing the fine art of networking. If you are anything like me, you may often ponder the optimal balance between developing a large quantity of networking contacts on the one hand, and a limited number of "high qualty" contacts on the other hand.

This morning, David Teten, in his Blog, "Brain Food", he offered a link to an intriguing article by Christopher Allen that deals with this dilemma.

Life With Alacrity: Dunbar Triage: Too Many Connections

In my next posting, I will lead you to a link in which David Teten himself offers his perspective on this quant. vs. qual. dilemma.

Stay tuned . . .

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