On 1/17/06, Rahul Sundaram <sundaram(a)redhat.com> wrote:
Nayyar Ahmed wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I will add a point here, i.e. i am running my company and when i do
>visit people i first make sure that they are informed about my visit,
>or even for a sudden meeting, i just through my visiting card to the
>person or sometime his/her Personal Assistant, what they find in my
>visiting card is My Name and Company Name, while they some time keep
>it for future contact, i.e. email,phone no. etc. but they never take
>it out from their table draw to figure out what type of person i am?
>or even what is my second name? or even what is the theme of my
>company etc. etc.
>
>so in my experience visiting card is just to get started with some
>one, the rest is our skills and code of conduct :)
>
>this is what i feel about visiting card.
>thanks
>
There will be no company names as part of the ambassadors cards. If the
person holding the card cannot understand the basic references include
you have a high chance of not getting any responses further down the line.
i understand that, but i have given the example, like what people
think about visiting card, in my opinion this is not the issue. i tell
many people a day about me without giving him/her my visiting card.
one can promote fedora in many ways, even his/her visiting card is
not well formated.
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