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Big names, "great exposure" and steady volume feel like wins. Run the real hourly number before you say yes, and say no without burning the bridge.
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The BRO Code. What to do, what not to do, and a few laughs on the way.
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Big names, "great exposure" and steady volume feel like wins. Run the real hourly number before you say yes, and say no without burning the bridge.
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