I have spent my entire professional career working with all types of consultants. When I think about great consultants, several characteristics stand out. One is inclusiveness. I know what you are thinking. Here she goes talking about diversity. blah, blah, blah. I’m not just talking about the traditional, corporate definition of diversity that may come to mind.
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Dancing is gay
For someone who prides herself for having a long distinguished career as a consultant, you're doing a remarkably poor job of adapting your tone and messaging to your audience.
Your overly formal posts make you seem pedantic and out of touch with reality. Not sure what your goals are, but I don't think anyone's taking you seriously here.
you sound so much like those cheap recruiters posting "inspirational" crap on linkedin
I recently asked this woman to dance with me, during a party hosted by a wealthy buddy of mine. She hesitated at first, but once I flaunted my Patek Philippe, she flipped and decided to join me. The slow waltz was reminiscent of times of the past. But more importantly, it gave me the opportunity to grab the prized trophy in the room - that hot piece of ass.
Unfortunately, she got really excited and ended up drenching the dancefloor. So now I'm not allowed to dance at parties. Not that I really care, tbh.