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Over the past two days, we’ve focused on the art of asking great questions to truly get to know our classmates and community. Through interactive exercises, we practiced being intentional in our conversations, digging deeper with thoughtful questions, and learning the value of genuine connection. This hands-on experience taught us that effective networking isn’t just about collecting contacts but about understanding people’s stories, perspectives, and contributions. #AdamsCountyCEO #NetworkingSkills #AskGreatQuestions #CommunityBuilding #FutureLeaders
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