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Very few people feel like ‘natural’ networkers and most people feel uncomfortable in business networking situations. Part of that discomfort stems from how we position ‘networking’ in our minds, and a lot of it is down to how we prepare for the event. Networking, just like speaki ... Show More

Many accountants find networking to be an uncomfortable part of the job. Small talk with strangers can feel awkward, especially for introverts. And making the time to connect to other professionals isn’t always a top priority. Despite all this, networking is incredibly important. ... Show More

Marissa King: Social Chemistry Marissa King is professor of Organizational Behavior at the Yale School of Management, where she developed and teaches a popular course entitled Managing Strategic Networks. Over the past fifteen years, she has studied how people's social networks e ... Show More

Many individuals approach networking with a mindset of "What can I get?" rather than "What can I give?" Building a network is a two-way street, and focusing solely on personal gains can lead to missed opportunities. Learn from this episode how to identify the "biggest" networking ... Show More

The power of cold emailing. Why unstructured networking is the way to do it and how to engineer serendipity. www.ansarada.com 

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Everyone hates networking, but everyone knows that they need to build their network. What to do? Jon Levy, author of the new book "You're Invited", explains how to build meaningful connections in a totally different way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoi ... Show More

If the word “networking” leaves you *screaming-crying-throwing-up* –– you’re not alone. Networking hasn’t always had a negative connotation, but in recent years, networking events just feel like brag fests and places to collect business cards that will probably end up in a shoebo ... Show More

Marissa King, professor at Yale School of Management, has studied the strengths and weaknesses of different types of social networks. She argues that most of us have a natural style of networking: we favor tight social circles, or brokering across varied groups, or having an expa ... Show More