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I don't know about that, most of the people I've ever worked with (and hired or helped hire) seems to fall in to the category of not writing blogs, etc. A silen
by mstade 6y ago
I don't know about that, most of the people I've ever worked with (and hired or helped hire) seems to fall in to the category of not writing blogs, etc. A silent majority, if you will. I may well be wrong of course, and I don't doubt that being better at marketing gets you noticed more easily but that's not the same as everyone else rarely getting noticed.
- lmilcin 6y agoExactly. Not every act of noticing must be noticed by general public, if that makes sense. You might be doing a good job and get promoted and be part of 99.9% of population who will never make headlines.