"MEET"
"Meet" means see each other. It also means to satisfy each other. I realized it has very important meaning for me. For example, if you want me to introduce somebody who owned his company because you want to job from him or her, I can't introduce you to him or her unless you have the something skillful for the owner. If you introduce someone to somebody, you should think of the benefit of the both of them. Not just for one but also for the other. What you call “win-win”.
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"MEET"
"To Meet" means to see each other. It can also mean to satisfy each other's need. I realized that it has a very significant meaning to me. For example, if you want me to introduce someone to you who owns a company because you want a job offer from him or her, I can't just introduce you right away unless you have a skill that the owner is looking for. If you introduce someone to somebody, you should think of the mutual benefits. Not just for one but also for the other and that's wat you call a “win-win”.
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