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How to Work a Room

Published November 24, 2009 8:47 AM by Amanda Koehler

Networking has become an important part of finding a new job or even advancing in your current position or overall career. Attending events with your colleagues is always a great time to network. However, sometimes people feel embarrassed, shy or uncomfortable when it comes time to network.

Susan RoAne, author of How to Work a Room, tells readers to remember the professional payoffs that come with networking:

  1. Perceived as powerful and in control.
  2. Established communications/connection/rapport.
  3. Increased resource base/potential clients.
  4. Gained insight; learned new information.
  5. Increased business opportunities.
  6. Enhanced career options
  7. Had fun!

What have been your experiences with networking? Please share here!

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