Networking has changed for everyone during the pandemic. Whether you’ve taken advantage of connecting virtually or went on prolonged hiatus from developing new relationships, here are three important considerations to revitalize your networking strategy with a clear direction forward.
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3 Important Considerations To Revitalize Your Networking Strategy
The Best Ways To Network In A Virtual World
Virtual networking poses unique challenges, but that doesn’t mean you can’t meet new people and further develop existing relationships. Learn the best ways to network virtually here.
Top 10 Networking Mistakes & How To Avoid Them
Regardless of career success, many people still make networking mistakes that can get in the way of achieving their goals. Learn the top networking mistakes and how to avoid them here.
6 Mistakes to Avoid When Introducing Yourself
A refined introduction can lead to a powerful first impression and a lasting relationship. Learn about common mistakes (and how to avoid them) when introducing yourself here.
Tips for Successful Networking
Events of almost any kind provide great opportunities to “get out there” and increase your professional visibility and enable your personal brand to come to life. Whether it’s a conference, networking event, seminar, benefit or party, these gatherings provide an environment ripe for meeting others, expanding your network, building new relationships and strengthening existing ones.
What To Do If You Suffer From Networking Negligence
A strong network is essential throughout your career, whether you’re looking for a new job or board seat, sourcing talent or vendors, seeking new business or speaking engagements – or even helping someone secure an internship. Yet, people regularly admit to us that they’ve let their networks lapse…
Why Putting Your Phone Away Creates Opportunities
We’re on our phones a lot. We text, email, use apps, take pictures and sometimes even use our phones to call and speak with people. As integral as this device has become to our lives, there’s a time and place to be on it, especially when in professional settings. As our world becomes increasingly digital, opportunities for face-to-face engagement are becoming even more important. If you find yourself choosing a screen over participating in a conversation, you may miss out on potential business, job and professional opportunities.
