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THE IMPORTANCE OF NETWROKING TIPS FOR NETWORKING EFFECTIVELY Look for the right people. Reach out to the people who can provide you with the specific help you need. If you are interested in a different field, connect with friends or family members who work in that industry. If you hope to switch to a new department in your workplace, talk to your colleagues who are a part of that team. You never know who might be able to help you at a later date, so make sure to connect with people working in a variety of industries and positions. Be proactive. Cultivating your network yearround is crucial to maintaining beneficial connections. If you suddenly message a friend you have not spoken to since high school, they may not want to recommend you to their employer. Maintaining pleasant relationships with your extended network at all times, even just by sending a short email to say hello, is the best way to make sure they are willing to help when you need them. Know how to give and take. It is important to keep track of what the different contacts in your network can offer you. You will need to remember which of your previous coworkers now works in finance or which started teaching philosophy. Equally important is to know what you have to offer as a contact. Ideally, networking should be mutually beneficial, so be sure to let your network know how you can help them. If you are willing to support your friends, they are more likely to return the favor. Use your resources It has become easier to maintain a professional network due to technology. The internet is a valuable resource for creating, cultivating and communicating with your contacts. Use social media platforms to reach out to professionals in your area, to reconnect with old friends and to start a conversation with the people you meet while on the job. Sending a friend request or a brief message to a new contact may help them remember you and encourage them to seek out a mutual relationship. P A G E 3 | L O N E P L A N E T Networking allows you access to opportunities you might not be able to find on your own. Your network has the potential to provide you with insight into different fields, information on what potential employers look for and advice on how you can improve professionally. Seek out networking events Socializing in person is still your best chance of creating a successful network. Attending company mixers, corporate retreats or community events will expose you to a variety of important contacts. Most likely, others at the events will also be networking and will be happy to exchange business cards or contact information. Be aware of your company’s social calendar, your alma mater’s reunion schedule and your community’s social scene to find promising events.
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