8 People You Need In Your Network: Part One

This is part 1 of my series on the eight people you need in your professional network. I share insights on building a robust professional network, a crucial aspect of career development often overlooked. Drawing from my years in executive recruiting and talent management, I reveal the eight types of people you need in your network to elevate your career. I guide you through practical strategies for cultivating meaningful professional relationships, even in today's hybrid work environment.

Highlights:

Four of the 8 essential types of people who belong in your network
Strategies for networking in a hybrid world
Tips for identifying, maintaining and leveraging connections

Learn how to transform your career trajectory by building a powerful network. Master the art of conscious networking and unlock new opportunities for growth and success.

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[MattGillis]

You are so right. Networking and building strong relationships within your industry are crucial for long-term success. They open doors to new opportunities, provide access to valuable resources, and offer support during challenges. A solid network helps you stay informed about industry trends, learn from peers, and gain different perspectives, ultimately boosting your career growth and fostering collaboration. Relationships built on trust and mutual respect can also lead to lasting partnerships and create a positive reputation in the industry.

[yvetteg]

I love your insight on the subjects you talk about!!!

[nezzylearns]

I personally experienced feeling awkward or a little bit guilty when networking but as you said I was not doing it right and not valuing how my impactful skills that I bring. Your tips were so good I had to write them down in my little notebook. Can’t wait for part 2

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[lesliewaldon]

I’m so grateful that I’ve stumbled on your social media. Your advice has helped me to stand firm in my decision (E-O-Y goals). Remote work is not enough compensation for years of being underpaid. Remote work has been a blessing; however, missing out on networking opportunities has undoubtedly hindered and limited my professional growth.

[realonebusinessschool]

4:00 Coworkers. I couldn't agree more