The Blueprint of Effective Business Networking
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Networking is the art of forming and maintaining mutually beneficial relationships with others who are linked to your career, profession, or share your interest. Networking offers the opportunity to debate issues related to your field, share experiences and exchange perspectives. These sessions offer chances to meet new people who can offer encouragement, solutions to common problems and advice for how to handle challenges. At the end of this seminar, you will be able to: a. Discuss the professional and personal benefits of successful business networking. b. Examine networking “how to’s” and the challenges that people face when working to improve their networking skills. c. Describe winning techniques for developing your personal brand and strengthening business relationships. d. Identify the importance of following up effectively and staying connected.
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This presentation was first delivered at the eLearning Network's conference "Beyond 'click next'…digital learning solutions come of age" event on Wednesday, 11th November 2015. Brightwave sponsored the event and contributed to the programme.
2017 10 16 networks webinar masterclass webinar 2 v0.1
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Test 2
This document discusses setting job goals and conducting job research. It recommends identifying the types of positions, employers, industries, benefits, and lifestyle desired. Suggested places for job research include the internet, company employees, tours, and campus recruitment offices. Campus recruitment offices can provide information on prospective employers, interview preparation, resume targeting, and alumni contacts. Company tours allow gathering information on workplace culture, dress code, and employee interactions.
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- 11. Izella’s Perspective • Professional Women of Color Networking is powerful – Creates learning opportunities – Inspires creativity – Provides a bridge/support – Roadmap for future – Enhances quality of life 11 Effective Networking
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