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Networking for Beginners

By: Joanie Wood Networking is the process of building relationships and connections with individuals. It is commonly used as a tactic for professional advancement and can occur at formal events, such as business conferences, or at informal locations like company Christmas parties. These discussions are often utilized to make beneficial connections and can be leveraged into receiving internships, advice, or job opportunities from that acquaintance.  Since the nature of networking is for professional gain, it is very common to feel uneasy about starting these conversations or reaching out to that individual afterwards for opportunities. However, with practice and professionalism, I firmly believe that anyone can learn how to network effectively. Below are some tips to ensure your next networking experience is a positive one. #1. Have a small backstory prepared Networking often begins similarly to an interview, with one individual asking the other to talk a little about themselves. It is

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