networking - Concepts

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Concepts

Give and Take - Adam Grant's framework describing three reciprocity styles: givers, takers, and matchers.
ARPANET - The first wide-area packet-switching network and direct predecessor to the modern Internet, developed by DARPA in 1969.
Small Talk - Informal, light social conversation that builds rapport, establishes connections, and serves as a gateway to deeper relationships.
TCP/IP - The fundamental communication protocol suite that powers the Internet, defining how data is packetized, addressed, transmitted, routed, and received across networks.
Giving First - The practice of providing value to others before expecting anything in return.
Reciprocity Ring - A structured exercise where people make requests and offer help within a group.
Social Capital - The networks, relationships, and trust that enable cooperation and collective action.
Five-Minute Favor - Adam Rifkin's concept of helping others in ways that take little time but create significant value.
Engineer Serendipity - Deliberately increasing the likelihood of fortunate discoveries through intentional actions and connections.
Favor Economy - The informal system of exchanging favors and assistance that underlies professional networks.