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5 Tips From an Introvert to Take the Nightmare Out of Networking
Why People Who Build Smaller Networks Are More Successful, Backed by Science
Why People Who Build Smaller Networks Are More Successful, Backed by Science
Some people are really good at networking. They love talking to people. They're great at remembering names. Carrying on a conversation with a stranger is easy for them.
I, on the other hand, am not one of those people. I hate the idea of walking into a room full of people I don't know and starting a conversation. I am an introvert, and net
Some people are really good at networking. They love talking to people. They're great at remembering names. Carrying on a conversation with a stranger is easy for them.
I, on the other hand, am not one of those people. I hate the idea of walking into a room full of people I don't know and starting a conversation. I am an introvert, and networking is one of the most painful parts of professional life.
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Why People Who Build Smaller Networks Are More Successful, Backed by Science
Why People Who Build Smaller Networks Are More Successful, Backed by Science
Why People Who Build Smaller Networks Are More Successful, Backed by Science
"Which of the following do you think contributes the most to career or business success?" I asked the audience at a recent speaking gig, listing some of the usual suspects: Intelligence. Creativity. Hard work. Networking. Talent. Perseverance. Leadership. Execution.
The consensus? Networking, particularly the size of your network.
The au
"Which of the following do you think contributes the most to career or business success?" I asked the audience at a recent speaking gig, listing some of the usual suspects: Intelligence. Creativity. Hard work. Networking. Talent. Perseverance. Leadership. Execution.
The consensus? Networking, particularly the size of your network.
The audience felt that how much you know is important (intelligence was ranked second), but how many people you know matters even more.
But maybe not.
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Why Pay-It-Forward Networking Should Be on Your To-Do List
Why People Who Build Smaller Networks Are More Successful, Backed by Science
Why Pay-It-Forward Networking Should Be on Your To-Do List
One of the most selfish things you can do is help people. So be selfish.
You've worked hard to cultivate a network of trusted confidantes, industry leaders, mentors, and colleagues. Now's the time to pay it forward. Make it your mission to connect your network.
Networking for all
Over the past six years, my company has experienced substanti
One of the most selfish things you can do is help people. So be selfish.
You've worked hard to cultivate a network of trusted confidantes, industry leaders, mentors, and colleagues. Now's the time to pay it forward. Make it your mission to connect your network.
Networking for all
Over the past six years, my company has experienced substantial growth. I'm proud of our accomplishments and of the people around me who have made Hennessey Digital what it is today. However, I'm still just a guy trying to learn and grow.
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