Network When You Don’t Need To
I just read a very interesting article on “7 Tips for Effective Networking” by Zeke Camusio and the most prominent point I found to be quite useful is to Start Networking When You Don’t Need To. Most people wait until a crisis arises and they realize they now have to get out and network.
For instance when an individual loses their job and they are back in the market conducting their job search they say, “darn, I wish I kept my network up over the last 12 years at my last job, but I didn’t think I needed to.” We all need to be sure to keep our network viable and current as you just never know when you may need to reach out to a past colleague, mentor or college alumni.

This is so true yet so many individuals do not abide by this. Keep up your network by helping others so when you need advice, guidance or assistance, your network is ready and willing to return the favor!
Kim
November 27, 2011 at 5:21 pm
All part of the career resiliency theory of understanding that networking is something we practice and not just something we only entertain when we’re in transition.
Career Partners International Buffalo | Niagara
November 30, 2011 at 1:41 am