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<author>federicoalberto@gmail.com (Federico)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>Hi Kevin,</p>

<p>In my experience with Linkedin if you want to make solid contacts, I think that in some point you have to move to the next level and by that, i mean that you have to meet with the one that you´re interested or, if that isn´t possible, establish a different kind of connection.<br />
To lot of people, the only goal in linkedin is to increase to above 500 their number of contacts but they make no use of them.<br />
With that in mind, i find it very useful to network</p>]]></description>
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