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Make fewer excuses for people and you’ll make better choices about who you work with. So the author argues that first impressions should be given priority over
by DenisM 14y ago
Make fewer excuses for people and you’ll make better choices about who you work with.
So the author argues that first impressions should be given priority over the benefit of the doubt. First impression should direct inquiry, not cast final judgement. Tha author is merely trying to rationalize being lazy.