Thought ( मनन ) - 33: LinkedIn series: If I were 22

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LinkedIn Influencers and members share advice for people starting their careers. Read more: http://lnkd.in/ifiwere22 #IfIWere22



Many good advises are shared on this channel (someone should compile them to make a book).

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