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Interview: Nagarjuna (Wild Dog)
Posted on March 23, 2021
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kaizokukeshav
March 26, 2021
Well he cheekily promoted his daughter-in-law’s Family Man there 😉
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Varsha Ganesh
March 28, 2021
Such a fun, happy interview with a happy person. His charisma is off the charts! I love your breezy interviews and would definitely watch more of these!
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Caesium
March 30, 2021
BR: While learning about statistics, I stumbled onto this resource: http://users.stat.umn.edu/~gary/classes/8801/handouts/11.questions.handout.pdf Slides 7-9 had insightful notes on open questions & closed questions (while engaging with clients). I thought there was a parallel in there to how you conduct interviews..
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lakshmi
April 21, 2021
Puttina roju subhakankshalu, BR 🙂
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