Career Consulting & Leadership Coaching
with Dr. Rita Carey

What to say after you say “hello”:
Creating Professional Relationships through Conversation

 

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If you don’t think networking is effective, you’re probably right, because it’s so often done wrong.

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Learn why you should not introduce yourself with your job title

Learn how employers prefer to fill their positions (2007 study).

Read a sample conversation and learn how to connect with others in any situation

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This article is not a step-by-step guide that teaches you how to create your Circle of Influence – Contact Base - if you have none. If that's what you want, then this article IS NOT FOR YOU.


If you already have a successful Professional Networking Plan then this article IS NOT FOR YOU.


HOWEVER if you want to learn what makes networking effective and how to be comfortable creating meaningful conversations – in any setting -  then this article IS FOR YOU!

 

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