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Check out the only programs qualifying need-responders

Updated: Nov 8, 2023

Only the Anankelogy Foundation is currently prepared to teach and train candidates to serve as qualified need-responders. View our Development page to check our current programs. More programs are to be added as we ramp up and gain traction. If you are interested in becoming a qualified need-responder, you can participate in the first programs for free. Then you can decide if this opportunity is a good fit for you. We provide internal opportunities to test your new skills. Then mentor your initial attempts to verify your marketable need-responsive skills in the real world. Explore these programs below.



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Which would you prefer?

Pay high tuition bills to eventually become a qualified need-responder.

OR

Start free and attract financial support as you gain highly marketable competencies.


This service continues to evolve to respond to expressed needs. Bear with us as we add, edit and change these programs offerings. Only the programs with a green VIEW button are currently available. Each greyed-out VIEW button takes you to the Development page.


You may find us in continual beta, as we try to keep pace with your changing needs. We will pivot where necessary. We welcome your feedback to these programs, and stay open to your suggestions. These programs exist to serve your institutionally overlooked needs.


We start with these seven areas of programs. Find one that speaks to you. Some of these are free. Each provide a one liner description (or will have one when we finish creating them). Click the right arrow at its left to get more details about that program.


They all help you improve your marketability by helping you be demonstrably more responsive to people's needs. Often in ways not addressed by any other available public option. Below, you can offer your own feedback to these programs.


Explore these programs as you see fit.



1. Anankelogy basics

These programs are all based on the book You NEED This. These focus mostly on academic anankelogy. If you've read the book already, you may find this content as a helpful refresher. They all are free. Each invites you to donate to help us offset our costs. We trust you will find it worth whatever you can give.

  1. An101: Need creation — covering chapter 1 material of the You NEED This book

  2. An102: Need conveyance — covering chapter 2 material of the You NEED This book)

  3. An103: Need experience — covering chapter 3 material of the You NEED This book)

  4. An104: Need easement — covering chapter 4 material of the You NEED This book)

  5. An105: Functioning — covering chapter 5 material of the You NEED This book)

  6. An106: Knowing — covering chapter 6 material of the You NEED This book)


1.1) Anankelogy 101: Need creation

Public - FREE - Self-paced | 8 weeks

Go back to the very beginning to understand the foundation of our needs.

Ananke is the Greek word for need. Every need starts with movement in order to function.

  1. Movement for being together. E.g., drinking water. Meeting a friend.

  2. Movement for staying together awhile. E.g., quenched thirst. Hanging out.

  3. Movement for being apart. E.g., perspiration. Time for some solitude.

  4. Movement for staying apart for awhile. E.g., growing thirst. A night alone.

Such movement and function are observable independent of the subjective experience of needs. This opens your needs and my needs to scientific inquiry. The cyclic nature of needs help make them highly predictable. Which helps to establish anankelogy as a scientific discipline.

​An101: Need creation


1.2) Anankelogy 102: Need conveyance

Public - FREE - Self-paced | 8 weeks


Realize emotions and feelings only exist to convey your needs.

Emotions exist to convey needs. Apart from any need, you feel no emotions. Your emotions convey your needs in five distinctive ways.

  1. Your emotions convey the direction of your needs. Pain or desire. Good or bad.

  2. Your emotions convey the intensity of your needs. Your range of suffering unmet needs.

  3. Your emotions convey the degree of your needs. How much of your focus they take.

  4. Your emotions convey the duration of your needs. Affecting your level of pain.

  5. Your emotions convey the object of your needs. What will ease each need.

The more your needs resolve, the more you can trust your intuition. Your resolved needs then give your gut instincts more accurate information. The more you reflect during a decision, the more your informed emotions provide realistic options.


The less your needs can resolve, the more you tend to become dependent on social norms, impersonal laws and distant authorities. It is not in the interests of authoritative powerholders to support you to fully resolve your needs. That's what need-response is for.

​An102: Need conveyance


1.3) Anankelogy 103: Need experience

Public - FREE - Self-paced | 8 weeks


Explore the natural process for how you experience each need.

Anankelogy parses your experience of needs into four steps.

  1. Your "core" need for internal balance to keep functioning. E.g., fluid equilibrium.

  2. Your "resource" need for what best restores that balance. E.g., water.

  3. Your "access" need to get that necessary resource. E.g., store bought bottle.

  4. Your "psychosocial" need for who to access that resource. E.g., dig your own well.

This leads to different need experience orientations and different priority of needs. This nature-based approach can offer you some illuminating insights that can questions you may not even realize you had.

​An103: Need experience


1.4) Anankelogy 104: Need easement

Public - FREE - Self-paced | 8 weeks


Discover the options for easing your needs and the results.

You ease your needs largely by what resource you can readily access, or is accessed for you. The worse the resource, the greater the resulting pain.

  1. Primary resources full restore your functioning. E.g., water.

  2. Alternative resources partially satisfy your needs. E.g., a liter of sweet tea.

  3. Substitute resources promptly relieves pain but does little to satisfy needs. E.g., beer.

Problems arise with the resulting limits to our ability to function, spanning from persona to systemic problems beyond individual control. We create laws to address some of those issues. Power imbalances tend to disrupt the best intended solutions. Need-response as a new professional service offers a course correction.

​An104: Need easement


1.5) Anankelogy 105: Functioning

Public - FREE - Self-paced | 8 weeks


Realize how we go through four different levels of functioning.

The more your needs resolve, the better you can function. The less your needs resolve, the less you can function. Anankelogy identifies four distinct levels along a range of functionality.

  1. Peakfunction: You prioritize fully resolving your needs. You reach your potential.

  2. Symfunction: You prioritize easing your needs. You get by with help from others.

  3. Dysfunction: You prioritize relieving you pain. You cope with addictions.

  4. Misfunction: You prioritize your self-survival. You're overwhelmed with pain.

Learn how these four levels affect you and shapes society all around you. Then explore further how need-response can enable you you to resolve more needs to remove more pain and reach more of your life's potential.

​An105: Functioning


1.6) Anankelogy 106: Knowing

Public - FREE - Self-paced | 8 weeks

Learn how your needs shape what you know.

The less your needs can resolve because of social conditions, the more likely you settle for the next best thing. The more your options restrict over time, the less you may notice the decline in your ability to function. Powerholder offer competing options, which shapes history.

  1. A dynamic new way of thinking emerges to address stubborn problems.

  2. A dogmatism sets in when the new way gets watered down to satisfy all.

  3. A disillusioned voice bubbles up from those most underserved.

  4. A distinct new way of thinking attracts a following to fill the gap.

  5. Rince and repeat, often as vacillation between liberal and conservative goals.

You likely don't question such powerholders if you keep questioning yourself. Since modern life offers many conveniences, you may assume your decline is totally your own fault. Or you react by blaming the world for your growing sense of powerlessness. Which serves powerholder interests.


Anankelogy redirects your attention to the whole picture of your affected needs. So you can more fully resolve your needs, which removes cause for pain, less dependence on established power, and to reach more of your potential. That's exactly what need-response is for.

​An106: Knowing



2. Need-response introduction

These programs initiate you to applied anankelogy's new professional service of need-response. These begin your journey as a qualified need-responder.

  1. An501: NR overview — outline of the current elements in need-responding

  2. An502: RI wellness campaign — what is and how to build a wellness campaign

  3. An503: NR ticket — step-by-step guide for using this central tool for need-responding

  4. An504: NR process — covers the alert-assess-audit-avow need-responding process


2.1) An501: Need-response overview

TBD

Runs you through an outline of all the current elements in need-responding.

You learn to assess if the RI client is a good fit for a wellness campaign. You learn if you should require the applying RI to stretch their comfort zone by participating in the free NR101 program.


You learn what goes into this need-response service. You learn what it may take to succeed in a wellness campaign.


You quickly go over the need-response ticket tool. You briefly learn about the elements of a wellness campaign. You're briefly exposed to the need-response process. You will cover these more in depth when participating in the next three programs.

AN501: NR overview



2.2) An502: Reporting impactee wellness campaign

TBD

Gives you an in-depth understanding of building a wellness campaign.

Learn to help your RI client to build their own wellness campaign. The campaign identifies and addresses the affected needs in a power relation. With the impact parity model, you learn to treat the needs of the powerful AI equally as the needs of your RI client.


You learn to help your RI client build each phase of the wellness campaign.

  1. BASE phase: Laying a foundation to accountably address each other's needs.

  2. ALLY phase (optional): Identifying a capable supporter of the RI.

  3. TEAM phase: Attracting a network of peer supporters.

  4. GROW phase: Expanding support to include other AI.

  5. GOAL phase: Avowing to targeted AI to resolve each other's affected needs.

You learn to help your RI client to pursue the best strategy. You help your client choose how far to take the campaign. You present them each pro and con of each wellness campaign type.

  • Case. You close the campaign after the RI and AI both agree all harm has ceased.

  • Project. You support the RI's "cause" to help other RI's similarly situated.

  • Movement. You help the team segue into a transformative movement.

You learn when to partner with other need-responders and other professionals. You learn to negotiate a business associate agreement in need-responsive terms.

An502: RI wellness campaign



2.3) An503: Need-response ticket

TBD

Walks you through a step-by-step guide for using this central tool for need-responding.

You learn to first capture a baseline of the RI's level of wellness. You learn when to check these measures again for significant improvements.

You learn to document the RI client's presenting needs. You learn to help the RI identify each AI's presenting needs.

You learn to help the RI brainstorm their avoidant and adversarial options. You guide them to waive these options to pursue our conciliatory approach.


You invite the RI to list all possible peer supporters. Including their contact info. Have the RI contact each name, inviting each to choose one of three options:

  1. Follower - free; receive regular updates on progress of campaign; asked to donate.

  2. Supporter - pledge monthly amount; vote on significant decisions.

  3. Patron - pledge weekly amount; say and vote on all matters.

You then direct the RI, with help from their support team, to list all AI. They provide the contact info of each AI. And classify each.


You strategize with the RI and support team which AI to contact first, then second, then third and so forth. You guide the RI and team to adapt the messaging templates we provide.

You next learn to guide the RI how to reply to each targeted AI's response level.

  • Firm yes. Proceed with campaign goals.

  • Soft yes. Try to satisfy their hesitancy.

  • Equivocal. Investigate why.

  • Soft no. Offer more incentives.

  • Firm no. Revert to waived options.

  • No timely response. Consider waived options.

You learn how to wrap up a campaign. Or transition it into the next type.

An503: NR ticket



2.4) An504: Need-response process

TBD


Walks you through the alert-assess-audit-avow cycle in the need-responding process.

You learn to first "warm up" anyone you invite, so they can be aware of what this new service is truly about. Trust is earned when they can make a well-informed decision.

You then learn how to optimize the four parts of the need-response process.

  1. Alert. Or announce, to those already familiar with the process. RI informs recipients what to reasonably expect. Incentivize with this conciliatory alternative.

  2. Assess. Gage the responsiveness of each invited person. First the RI's invited peer support prospects. Then each AI on the RI's list of AI.

  3. Audit. Guide RI to verify responsiveness to needs as mutually agreed.

  4. Avow. Encourage RI to openly declare they will now prioritize resolving their needs with or without other's cooperation.

Guide RI and their support team to repeat these four steps as necessary. They are to repeat this cycle for less responsive AI. You help the RI client to improve their wellness outcomes with this proactive process. When necessary, you help your RI client terminate any further contact with any AI who persists in presenting a harm. More likely, you share in your client's celebration.


You help the RI and their team to improve the AI's responsiveness to the RI's underserved needs. You guide the RI to vouch for the AI's demonstrated improved competencies. You back the RI who now backs the AI's "earned legitimacy". You help engineer a win-win outcome that demonstrably improves both sides of this power relation.


You likely inspire others involved to favor this more conciliatory alternative over their own avoidant and adversarial options. You likely will attract more RI clients with each successful campaign.


An504: NR process



3. Need-responder standard qualifier

These programs zero in a key qualifications to serve as a need-responder. These key skills can set you apart from other professional services and their disappointing institutions.

  1. NR101: Personal need-responder – overcoming your pain

  2. NR201: Social need-responder – dissolving your conflicts

  3. NR301: Influential need-responder – incentivizing power to love

  4. NR401: Transformative need-responder – transforming social norms


3.1) NR101: Personal need-responder

Public - FREE - Self-paced | No time limit

Your initial qualification demonstrates your ability to resolve needs as it hurts.

Anankelogy recognizes we each present what it calls an "easement orientation". You either orient to discomfort by

A) seeking the easy way out, or

B) you engage whatever proves uncomfortable in order to resolve a need.

This program stretches your comfort zone. So you can confidently speak truth to power, or listen to those impacted.


After you grow your tolerance for physical discomfort, you grow your endurance for emotional discomfort. You also learn you can face more of life's discomfort the more you have trustworthy others to count on.


We all can take on more discomfort than we think we can. After completing this program, you will know you can.

​NR101: Personal need-responder


3.2) NR201: Social need-responder

Public - $5 - Self-paced | No time limit

Your follow-up qualification lets you neutralize hostilities with the power of "social love".

Anankelogy recognizes we each present what it calls an "conflict orientation". You either orient to a conflict by

A) getting defensive and closed toward others, or

B) staying open to engage the other side.

This program builds your capacity to stay open amidst conflict. So you can encourage the other side to try your conciliatory approach to mutually resolve each other's affected needs.


You can apply this skill to politicized differences. And then to judicial differences. You explore the power of love over the weakness of privileged animosities.


We all prefer to be respected and loved instead of angered and hated. After completing this program, you will know how to inspire others with this power of "social love".

​NR102: Social need-responder


3.3) NR301: Influential need-responder

Public - $25 - Self-paced | No time limit

You learn to speak truth to power with our preferrable conciliatory alternative.

The more you relate to the affected needs of the those in power over you, the more inclined they will relate to your affected needs. You nullify the standard adversarial approach with our conciliatory approach of mutual support for each other's exposed needs.


The more the RI speaks truth to power (STTP) using our preferrable conciliatory approach, the more the AI listens to those impacted (LTTI). We replace impersonal norms with engaging understanding of one another's needs.


Powerholding AI likely expect the more confrontational approach of the RI's adversarial options. But they rarely help to resolve needs. This program will teach you to prove what can actually help address needs better than our other institutions.

​NR103: Influential need-responder


3.4) NR401: Transformative need-responder

Public - $75 - Self-paced | No time limit

Take competitive competencies up a notch to transform social norms.

Most powerholding AI you meet will stick to the norms of their position. You may be fortunate enough to find one willing to buck those stifling norms. One who feels the call of love much greater than whatever those norms can offer.


Anankelogy equips you to inspire such aspirational leaders to directly address the needs our laws exist to serve. Such a well-resourced leader can be poised to transform old failing norms. They simply need someone like you to help get them there.


This can apply generally. Or specifically to one of our failing mass institutions. We are set to support such leaders to depolarize politics with the power of "social love". And we are set to back them up to support deconflicting solutions to our underserved justice needs. See how in sections 5 and 6 below.

​NR104: Transformative need-responder



4. Need-responder training

These programs test what you have learned in the previous programs.

  1. NR601: Roleplay as RI – experience being the RI client

  2. NR701: NR practice – your first try as a need-responder

  3. NR801: NR apprenticeship – assist a lead need-responder

  4. NR901: NR mastership – a lead need-responder assists you


4.1) NR601: Roleplay as a reporting impactee client

TBD

Learn how to best serve a vulnerable RI client by first being one.

You learn to be sensitive to the needs of the vulnerable RI client by utilizing this service for yourself. Take each step in the process to fully empathize with the help-seeking experience. Begin your own wellness campaign with another need-responder and their assistants.


You are to identify actual power relations affecting your needs. You are to invite your actual family and friends to follow and support your wellness campaign. You are to go through the process of covering the costs with your own crowdfunding co-investment campaign.


You are to identify actual impactors in your life to address with our conciliatory approach. You are to experience the need-responding cycle for a real situation. You are to invite the AI’s support for your wellness goals in a transactional exchange for affirming their demonstrated improved competencies toward their earned legitimacy.


You go through each segment of the need-responder process. By the end of your campaign, your need-responder reflects with you how you personally would do some things differently. You take your first steps into being a professional need-responder in our own right.

NR601: Roleplay as a reporting impactee


4.2) NR701: Need-responder practice

TBD

Virtually go through the whole process of serving a reporting impactee client.

You learn by assisting a veteran need-professional who is starting to serve an actual RI client. This either is a fellow need-responder student from the previous program, or an actual RI client needing our help.


You primarily observe. You agree to hold all personal identifier information in confidence. You meet the RI and earn their trust. You let them know that despite your presence to learn, their needs are number one.


You go through each phase of the campaign. You follow through each step of the need-responding process. You are there to witness the level of responsiveness for each invited supporter and each targeted AI.


You wrap up by debriefing your experience with the senior need-responder. You demonstrate your emerging skills is a final assessment. You prepare yourself to be a professional need-responder assistant.

NR701: Need-responder practice


4.3) NR801: Need-responder apprenticeship

TBD

Serve as assistant need-responder to a leading need-responder serving an actual RI.

You learn to take an active role in supporting the RI client’s wellness campaign. You shadow the leading need-responder who acts as your trainer. Unlike the previous practice program, you take an active hands-on role in helping the RI client reach their wellness aims.


You actively assist the leading need-responder trainer where needed. This may require you to sometimes take the lead in the absence of the leading need-responder. You learn where to draw support, if unable to contact the need-responder trainer.


You invite the RI and their support team to give you some helpful feedback. The need-responder trainer will provide you with professional feedback, including constructive critique for where to improve. You will be afforded ample time to demonstrate your improving skills, and showcase your effectiveness as an emerging professional need-responder.


When convinced you are ready, either after your first time assisting a wellness campaign or later, the need-responder trainer will certify that you are finally ready to take the lead. You then segue to the next program of need-responder mastership.

NR801: Need-responder apprenticeship


4.4) NR901: Need-responder mastership

TBD

Serve your own RI client(s) under the supervision of a leading need-responder trainer.

You learn to oversee a wellness campaign on your own. You respond to the requesting RI client from the very start. You set the pace and style. You give it your personal touch. You’ve got this.


The need-responder trainer serves as your assistant. You act as the leading need-responder. The trainer has your back in case anything goes off track. You learn by doing.


You decide with your trainer if after leading your first campaign if you feel ready to go fully independent. Or you may decide to go through more campaigns as a trainee. Especially to get a variety of cases, and if one or more segues into a project.


When you both agree that you are ready, your need-responder trainer prepares you for a final audit. Successful completion officially certifies you as an independent professional need-responder. We will at last celebrate with you.

NR901: Need-responder mastership


5. Need-responder specializations

These elective programs can help need-responders serve a likely lucrative niche market.

  1. NR102: Unpacking psychosocial orientation – understand political differences

  2. NR103: Unpacking oppo culture legalism – the judiciary & its oppo culture

  3. NR202: Depolarizing political conflicts – inflexible priorities over flexible contentions

  4. NR203: Declaring overlooked innocence – estimating viability of innocence claims


5.1) NR102: Unpacking psychosocial orientation

TBD

Develop the unique skill to get to the root of anyone’s political differences.

You learn to identify the likelihood of someone’s political leaning based on how resolved or unresolved their psychosocial needs. You learn to recognize we all have an internal “psychosocial orientation” that we express externally in our political views.


You learn how to apply the “praise sandwich” to turn political tension into engaging conversations about each other’s publicly affected needs. You inspire others to replace avoiding those with a different political view to engaging them as opportunity to resolve more needs with the power of love.


You finally qualify when others in the group forum cannot agree if you lean politically left or right. The more you can demonstrate a full understanding for each side of a politicized issue, the more qualified to serve as a politically sensitive specialized need-responder.

​NR102: Unpacking psychosocial orientation


5.2) NR103: Unpacking oppo culture legalism

TBD

Develop unique skill to transcend opposing adjudicated sides to address both needs.

You learn to unpack the underserved needs fueling every conflict. You learn the ingrained limits of law, and the shorthandedness of the legal system. You learn to compete with many legal systems’ adversarial approach with the more loving conciliatory approach of need-response.


You learn to effectively counter oppo culture with the engaging tool of the praise sandwich. You learn to apply this to the problem of wrongful convictions. You explore an alternative that allows innocence claimants to calculate, based on the evidence in full, the viability of their claim of actual innocence.


You learn to inspire others to identify the needs and cited law is to serve. And to illuminate whose needs tend to be favored more by current norms and power relations. You learn to inspire others to replace mutual hostilities of oppo culture with the preferrable treatment of mutual respect. You learn to spread more love.


You finally qualify when others in the group forum cannot agree you have any bias toward either side. The more you can demonstrate a full understanding for affected needs on each side of an adjudicated conflict, the more qualified to serve as a justice-responsive specialized need-responder.


​NR103: Unpacking oppo culture legalism


5.3) NR202: Depolarizing political conflicts

TBD

Develop the unique skill of building a solid bridge between antagonistic political sides.

You learn to apply Harmony Politics to address a political struggle. You get to the different priority of inflexible needs fueling political differences. You inspire partisans to replace their adversarial approach with our conciliatory alternative, to mutually respect needs neither side can change.


You learn to convert political hostilities into opportunities for mutual understanding of underserved public-facing needs. You learn to melt animosities with the “praise sandwich” approach that affirms each other’s inflexible needs.


You learn how to help those trapped in political conflicts to distinguish between inflexible needs and flexible responses to them. You test this Harmony Politics alternative on eight key political issues. You pick one of these issues to fully empathize with the position at odds with your favored view.


You finally qualify when you can convince group forum members with a strong case for a stance contrary to your own value priorities. The more you can demonstrate a full understanding for each side of a politicized issue, the more qualified to serve as a politically sensitive specialized need-responder.

​NR202: Depolarizing politics conflicts


5.4) NR203: Declaring overlooked innocence

TBD

Develop skills of addressing underserved needs of the wrongly convicted innocent.

You learn to address the problem of wrongful convictions with an alternative to the adversarial legalistic approach. You learn how many are actually innocent. You learn to utilize the Estimated Innocence Form to instantly calculate the viability of an innocence claim.


You learn to address the shortcomings inherent in strict procedural justice that tends to get distorted by power dynamics. You learn to inspire anyone truly interested in justice to prioritize resolving justice needs over the avoidance-adversarial pendulum of the status quo adversarial process.


You learn to support the innocent RI to speak their truth to power, with the power of love that can inspire AI to listen to those impacted. You help the unexonerated innocent, or their proxy, to educate the public about the problems of “justifism” (i.e., poor judicial outcomes).


You learn how to support the wrongly convicted innocent return to society amidst the problem of errant criminal background checks. You help the innocence declare their innocence in a non-adversarial way that competes with the poor outcomes of the self-serving adversarial system.


You finally qualify when demonstrating you can complete the Estimated Innocence Form to produce a summary Estimated Innocence Report that you can post in the group forum. The more you can provide this effective alternative to the failed adversarial legalistic process to satisfy overlooked justice needs, the more qualified to serve as an innocence specialized need-responder.

​NR203: Declaring overlooked innocence


6. Saybackr pilot

These programs can be ready when we are ready to launch the Saybackr platform.

  1. NR302: Depolarizing Political Leaders – competitive political competency

  2. NR303: Deconflicting Judicial Leaders – competitive judicial competency

  3. NR402: Depolarizing Political Systems – transformative political leadership

  4. NR403: Deconflicting Judicial Systems – transformative judicial leadership


6.1) NR302: Depolarizing Political Leaders

TBD

Incentivize political leaders to be more responsive to needs with Harmony Politics.


​NR101: Personal need-responder


6.2) NR303: Deconflicting Judicial Leaders

TBD

Incentivize responsiveness to innocence claims with Estimated Innocence.


​NR102: Social need-responder


6.3) NR402: Transforming adversarial politics

TBD

Inspire political leaders to overcome polarization with Harmony Politics.


​NR103: Influential need-responder


6.4) NR403: Transforming adversarial justice

TBD

Inspire judicial leaders to clear the innocence with Estimated Innocence.


​NR104: Transformative need-responder


7. Other

These add-on programs provide opportunity to grow the need-responder community whose dependence on a full-time job can create opportunities to demonstrate need-responsiveness.

  1. Job interview prep – go through interactive tool on your own

  2. Mock interview guide – in person practice HR interviewing

  3. Responsive interviewing – in person practice strategic interviewing


7.1) Job interview prep

Public - FREE - Self-paced | No time limit

Step-by-step guide through the interactive mock interview tool you download for free.


​NR101: Personal need-responder


7.2) Mock interview guide

Private - $75 - Self-paced | No time limit

Practice interviewing with a need-responder who's conducted hundreds of interviews.


​NR102: Social need-responder


7.3) Responsive interviewing

Private - $150 - Self-paced | No time limit

Practice need-responsive interviewing to show interviewee's competitive advantage.


​NR103: Influential need-responder


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