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Career Tips and Hints - A Short Article Packed with Useful InformationNetworking to Get a Job 'It's not what you know, it's who you know'? Networking in business. No, not the computer networking, but the friendship networking. Were not talking buddy-buddy friends. Were talking someone you can pick up the phone and call when you need something done NOW. This is how people become successful, they network. Networking can be a stepping stone to better contacts, better prospects and a better career. There are many important things to know about networking in order to be successful. It is really important in any line of business, especially if you are planning on furthering your career or starting up your own business. Networking means building professional relationships with a group of people who can help you to better your career, and staying in contact with them. Building up your network Who is in your network? Make a list of all these people consider what they can do for you. Have they already helped you in some way or another? Who do they know? Who do they work for/with? How to network If you are still interested, invite them out to a lunch, keep the lunch completely social. Become this persons friend! Well, you sort of do want to be their friend, but you also need them. Introduce your new acquaintance to some of your other friends, bring them into your social life. When you hold special dinners, make sure they are invited. Keep in touch with this new acquaintance, periodically phone them to give them seemingly useless information, just so they know you have not dropped off the face of the earth. Also if possible, do favours for them, so they owe you one. Now, if the time ever comes that you need something from this person, you can just pick up the phone and carefully ask. Remember to end the conversation with I owe you one. Attempt to make as many business acquaintances as possible. You never know when you might need a favour. NEED MORE INFORMATION?
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