The part worth getting right

Tap Tap Go’s product model includes interest-based networking and intended suggestions for relevant professional connections. Work from the public role, shared topic and questions the user genuinely wants to understand. A networking assistant should not make the user sound qualified in a field they have not worked in.

Check the handoff before acting

Before sharing, review three points: verify unfamiliar terminology; acknowledge your own scope; avoid inflated expertise claims. Ask yourself: Does the introduction accurately represent what you know?

Imagine this

Hypothetical example

Imagine a professional considering a suggested contact in a new field. In this hypothetical scene, the user sends a modest, specific request to compare perspectives instead of presenting as an industry insider.

Make it practical.

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References & further reading

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