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Judging the kind of person you are

From the Freakonomics blog, I liked this post  Rancid Chicken for $36.09 . (it is also mentioned in the book) Often people misjudge  a person they met briefly or have had limited interaction with. If  think the person is “nice” ,  many try to take advantage of it, only to suffer the consequences.

As as engineer,  you would personally interact with customers, vendors and colleagues. So  after some  time, even if  I was “simple” looking,  people would tell me on my  face that I was the worst person to pickup a fight with .  Online , there is less interaction, so more people try to act smart,  but  a good engineer always has a water tight defense.

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