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Published: Feb. 4, 2020, 10 a.m.

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We\'re back! Welcome to Season Two of the Tech After Five Podcast!

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We\'ve been hard at work pulling together episodes on how to be a better communicator, how to sell your tech, and we\'ve got some amazing people for you to meet in our upcoming episodes.  With season two, we begin by committing to a predicable, persistent presence. Every Tuesday we will be launching a brand new episode. (Can we call it Tech Tuesday?) We\'ve got a lot of episodes ready for you and quite a number of people we haven\'t yet talked to, but are in our production queue. We promise that we\'re going to deliver a lot of great conversations that will help you advance your tech career, build your business and stay afloat in the gig economy. If IT is your life, we are here to help you stay connected to the people you need.

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If you\'re not already subscribed, hit up our main podcast page and pick the podplayer of your choice. We\'re on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and many more. -- https://anchor.fm/techafterfive

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In this episode:

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We\'ve got a tight episode on how to respond when a friend, coworker, or random person asks you for a LinkedIn endorsement or five star google review.  Even when you know them well, this can be a hard thing to get right. (But there are tricks -- and we share them.) Also, it can be harder when you want to help, but you don\'t know them well. What do you do then? Lastly, what do you do when someone asks, but you just can\'t bring yourself to make the endorsement? We\'ve got some advice for that sticky situation, too. 

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Your hosts:

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Phil Yanov is the Founder and Lead Community Organizer of Tech After Five.

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Scott Pfeiffer helps entrepreneurs succeed and partnerships thrive @ Mind Your Own Business.

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