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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Clarifying the meaning of...
Who you know counts
for much more than whether you have a good business plan.
What does this sentence mean?
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
Two things are being compared: 1. e. the people you know).
- Two things are being compared: 1.
- e.
- the people you know).
- 2.
- Having a good business plan.
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Two things are being compared:
1. Who you know (i.e. the people you know).
2. Having a good business plan.
It is saying that (1) is much more important than (2).
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