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"What do you do?" is better than "Where do you work?" or worse, "Where did you go to school?", which are common among many people in professions like law.
by stanleydrew 17y ago
"What do you do?" is better than "Where do you work?" or worse, "Where did you go to school?", which are common among many people in professions like law.
- aziari 17y agoMy general rule of thumb with meeting new people is just to be genuinely interested in learning about them. Even if you're asking the "what do you do" question, the authenticity you deliver the question with will make all the difference.
- jf 17y agoGood point on the authenticity aziari. I agree, it makes all the difference. Anything I can say beyond that is just repeating part of "How To Win Friends And Influence People" (An excellent and timeless book, despite the title, which didn't stand the test of time)