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First of all, Building relationships with someone is take time and effort. Conversations with the neighbor are most import thinks to build trust and relationships. Trying to be humble to learn about him. I learned to Ask open question to get more information. It is hard to minimize my own preconception. Oriented inquiries allow me to adjust my expectations. Humble inquiry takes time and practice. Secondly, humble inquiry with the technician; it was interesting and learning conversation. Sometimes, it is hard to start a conversation with people who work however, I learned to learning new skills by asking a question and to be humble. Awareness of my surroundings and asking questions give me chances to learn. I consider my dependency on

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