Harvey's Top 10 List Of The Most Important Things A Network Can Do Flashcards

1
Q

The benefits of this kind of networking have been hyped so much already

A

Hyped: Publicitado

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Groups, be they the old-fashioned, meet for lunch every Wednesday types…

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Be they: Ya sean ellos

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Trying to find out whether your department is going to get axed in the next downsizing…

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Axed: Cortado
Downsizing: Reducción de plantilla.

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And who is going to told you before you go out and make an ass of yourself?

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make an ass of yourself: Hacer un asno de ti mismo.

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5
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Neither did Stephen Chao

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Neither did: Tampoco

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In 1992, Chao was whiz kid.

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Whiz kid: Niño prodigio

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7
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Chao decided to loosen up things a bit.

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Loosen up: Aflojar, desentumecer.

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Know thine enemy through thine network.

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Thine (1): (arcaico) tus, tuyo, tuyos
Thine (2): (literatura) Ser sincero con uno mismo.

“Conoce a tu enemigo a través de tu red de contactos”

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9
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Who will tip you off if I key employee may be ready to jump ship to the competition?

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Tip sb off: alertar a, advertir, notificar.

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10
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Who can you count on to help you counteract someone circulating negative gossip about you or your company?

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Counteract: Contrarrestar.

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Who will tell you when others are making inquiries about you?

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Inquiries: Consultas, indagaciones, investigación.

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In government circles, this is called “Intelligence gathering”.

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Intelligence gathering: Collecting secret information.

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There is always a place in the dugout for anyone who can pick off the other team’s signs

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Dugout: Refugios subterráneo.

Pick off: escoger de; derribar 1 × 1.

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Another tactic some business use is hiring their competitors’ disgruntled employees or schmoozing with their suppliers.

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Disgruntled: Descontento, disgustado.

Schmoozing with: codearse con.

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It’s always smart to have some type of pipeline, however informal, into the enemy camp.

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Pipeline: 1. Fuente de información. 2. Tubería

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16
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Information from your competitors camp can come from anywhere, and it’s pure, unalloyed gold.

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Unalloyed: No aliado, sin aleaciones. Inalterado. Puro, completo.

17
Q

No matter how you feel about the other guys, you cold wind up doing business with them.

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Wind up: Acabar, finalizar, dar cuerda.

18
Q

Even the bitterest of enemies have been known to do it.

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Bitterest: El más amargo, encarnizado.