TDot’s Tips: “Don’t Be Evil”
Obligatory hat tip to the folks over at Google for providing the alternate title for tonight’s entry 
Back in February, my first guest post over at Kaplan’s Beyond Hearsay blawg went live offering my $.02 on how to succeed at life. And for reasons that I still have yet to fully understand…
…they asked me to write for them again 
My new entry went live earlier today 
Here’s a sample:
At some point in our lives most of us have heard the cliché “it’s not what you know but who you know that matters.” While etymologists might not know its origins, they know this particular saying has been around for nearly a century — and, depending on your perspective, embodies either (a) an uncontroversial realization that our networks influence what we can obtain, or (b) a jaundiced worldview that individual merit is meritless.”
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So for those of us still in law school, which approach [“what you know” or “who you know”] will matter more when it’s time to find a job? Which perspective should we be focusing on before we graduate?
Neither.
Hopefully your curiosity is at least piqued a smidge — if you want the explanation, you’ll have to check out the full entry at Beyond Hearsay 
And remember, there are no emoticons over there so you’ll have to imagine the ones I’d throw in as you read 
Hope you enjoy it, and have a great night y’all!
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Past TDot’s Tips entries:
- TDot’s Tips: How to Succeed at Life
- TDot’s Tips: More Final Exam Advice
- TDot’s Tips: 1L Midterms “Quick Hits” Edition
- TDot’s Tips: Highlight the headnotes
- TDot’s Tips: Tighten up your digital life
- TDot’s Tips: More $$$-saving ideas
- TDot’s Tips: Tips for the pre-L’s on $$$
- TDot’s Tips: Final Exam Edition
- TDot’s Tips #8: Don’t burn your bridges
- TDot’s Tips #7: Own your awkwardity
- TDot’s Tips #6: Sleep! (To be posted)
- TDot’s Tips #5: Tie up loose ends
- TDot’s Tips #4: Back up. Then back up again.
- TDot’s Tips #3: Learn to Cook
- TDot’s Tips #2: Go to class
- TDot’s Tips #1: Exercise!
