If the image your audience sees online is distracting, your message can get lost. Stanford Graduate School of Business Lecturer Matt Abrahams has some simple fixes, including a low-tech buy from a hardware store, that will help you put your best face forward.

 

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Matt Abrahams

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Lecturer in Organizational Behavior
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