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I remember reading about symbiotic relationships in junior high. On the BioTech FYI Center, symbiotic is defined as “the close association of two different kinds of living organisms where there is benefit to both or where both receive an advantage from the association.”
But, I think you can apply the theory to your career in a much better (and less weird) way.
Here’s an example:
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