>> Again, it also comes back to the networking, right?
And I heard one comment recently, be bright, be brief, and be gone.
So especially when you're in there speaking with, maybe,
some higher ups, you know, you want to be bright.
You want to be smiling.
You want them to remember you and enjoy the conversation, but you don't want
to chew their ear off, so you want to be brief, and then get out of the way
and let them do what they need because they're really moving business.
A great five-minute conversation is so much better than a great five-minute conversation
that you now drag to 10 or 15 that just continues to go downhill.
Be like Seinfeld.
Get out while you're on top.