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Bring Uliassi's panettone to a party and people will make room for you. At work…
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Montemagno uses Uliassi's panettone to illustrate how to get noticed: he imagines a guest bringing it to a party and immediately being offered a seat. He then suggests a practical sequence for starting a relationship: do something, show what you have done and see whether the other person is interested. This is an analogy, rather than a verified account of a party or a guarantee of getting a job.
Key points
- Bringing panettone to a party is a hypothetical example of offering something valued that can change how a newcomer is received.
- His suggested sequence is to act, explain the result and then see whether there is interest in starting a relationship.
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