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1: Open-ended question
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5: [An actual topic of discussion]

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Making connections is a skill, and a valuable one at that. Outside of academia work is all about getting the job done, and sometimes people are not greatly skilled directly but have the social skills to lead and delegate. Sometimes very skilled people fail miserably because they lack the humility to ask for help. They are a huge liability because they think they can do everything themselves (the way people are taught to do things in school).

And people that can't perform can't perform, even if they lied to get the opportunity to try. But in such cases the person that gave them a chance failed the test of picking the right person for a job. That's why you can't treat it like a pass fail; it's a process. 

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