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Questions about how best to approach saying "no", or declining requests. Please explain in your question why just saying "no" is not sufficient.
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How to tell a friend I don't want to continue giving him advice?
A friend of mine, who was one year behind in college and in the same graduate program, will soon graduate and is in the look out for a job. This friend has being asking me for advice (I'm very well em …
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