Identify the visible behavior that turns a useful weak-tie opportunity into a high-cost interruption.
Omar wants an intro to the patient-flow lead. Which part of the scene shows the networking mistake? Find the behavior that makes the weak-tie ask too costly. Omar leaning into the active shift huddle with his tablet Correct. The problem is the interruption during a live handoff. It violates Ferrazzi's give-first timing, burdens a weak tie before giving value, and creates negative reciprocity. Quiet hallway space away from the huddle Not the issue. The hallway is the better place to wait. Moving there would reduce attention cost and protect the weak tie. Shared workstation with no one being interrupted Not…
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