Advice with Scheduling Lunches Forum
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Advice with Scheduling Lunches
I was contacted by two partners to have lunch at the same firm. Do I try to consolidate the lunches into one? Each knows about it and it's kind of left up to me. I don't want to seem like I'm trying to get lunches out of the firm (because I'm not), however there's something to be said for having lunch one on one with someone. Thoughts? I can see pros/cons for each
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Re: Advice with Scheduling Lunches
I'd consolidate.Anonymous User wrote:I was contacted by two partners to have lunch at the same firm. Do I try to consolidate the lunches into one? Each knows about it and it's kind of left up to me. I don't want to seem like I'm trying to get lunches out of the firm (because I'm not), however there's something to be said for having lunch one on one with someone. Thoughts? I can see pros/cons for each
