About this episode
In this episode, we are joined by Russ White, a renowned networking expert who grew up in a family of engineers and has spent his career exploring the "black art" of networking.
Russ shares with us his experiences in the IETF and the importance of mentoring and learning from one another.
Russ also discusses his time working on successful teams, revealing how a mix of talents and strong relationships can lead to impressive results. He opens up about some of the mistakes he's made throughout his career, emphasizing the importance of learning from failures and moving forward.
Join us as we delve into Russ's journey in the world of networking and his insights on how to navigate it successfully.
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"Learn how things work - rather than how to make them work… Relationships are the biggest thing and we don’t treat them that way - it’s all about having friends."
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