You know someone in the industry, so when your friend starts looking for a job, you make an introduction. You put in a good word. You recommend them. Maybe you even use a relationship you spent...
You know someone in the industry, so when your friend starts looking for a job, you make an introduction.
You put in a good word. You recommend them. Maybe you even use a relationship you spent years building to help them get their foot in the door.
They get the job.
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