The power of networking

“Instead of better glasses, your network gives you better eyes.”- Ronald Burt

Do you know that your network can open doors of opportunities for you? Yes, with the right set of people in your circle, you can land a new job, boost your career, aid your personal development and do so much more. Your network can be built with present and past clients, customers, business associates, work colleagues, acquaintances, church, gym members… the list goes on. Practically, anyone you meet and have a meaningful conversation with should be considered as part of your network.

Why you should network

  • You meet like-minded people.
  • You exchange and get new ideas for your career path.
  • It helps strengthen your connections.
  • It boosts your reputation and makes you well-known in your field.
  • It helps to boost your confidence.
  • Most likely, you get a job you love.

How to network the right way

  • Choose the right people to network with. They can include past bosses, intelligent friends, alumni, co-workers and so on.
  • Join social media platforms like LinkedIn and any other platforms that connect people and their businesses.
  • Attend business events and seminars and talk to people.
  • Keep in touch. Do not exchange contacts and forget all about it.
  • Make the rounds in terms of visitations and attending ceremonies. This way, you show that you care and not just for what you can get.

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So, build your network today and increase your chances of not only attaining the career of your choice but also becoming a better version of yourself.

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