Networking & Career.
Meet people, get noticed and grow your career, even if you feel shy. Ten easy topics with simple tips you can use today.
In This Guide
- 10 topics
- 120 lessons
- 3,112 tips
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Pick a topic and start learning
Each topic has short lessons with practical tips, easy things to say and a 7-day plan.
Your Personal Introduction
Short, friendly ways to introduce yourself so people remember you and want to talk more.
- 12 lessons
- 324 tips
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Working a Room
Easy steps for events, meetups and parties, even if you are shy or do not know anyone.
- 12 lessons
- 324 tips
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Online Networking
A friendly guide to LinkedIn and online groups, with simple messages that people answer.
- 12 lessons
- 323 tips
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Giving Before Asking
How to be generous in a smart way, ask for help kindly, and never feel pushy.
- 12 lessons
- 310 tips
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Following Up After Events
Simple messages and habits that turn people you met once into people who know you.
- 12 lessons
- 304 tips
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Maintaining Your Network
Easy rhythms for staying in touch, so people think of you when good things happen.
- 12 lessons
- 300 tips
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Finding the Job You Want
A calm, step-by-step plan for finding work you like, using people and not only job boards.
- 12 lessons
- 310 tips
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Acing Job Interviews
How to prepare, speak clearly, handle hard questions and follow up after any interview.
- 12 lessons
- 307 tips
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Finding Mentors and Allies
How to find a mentor, ask in a kind way, and build friendships that lift your career.
- 12 lessons
- 305 tips
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Growing Your Career
Calm ways to show your value, learn new skills, ask for a raise and plan your next move.
- 12 lessons
- 305 tips
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about networking and career connections.
Arrive early, talk to one person at a time and ask questions. Quiet people are often better at deep one-to-one talks, which is what builds real connections.
Try “What brought you here today?” or “What are you working on at the moment?”. Then listen and ask one follow-up.
Send a short message within two days. Mention something you talked about and offer something helpful or suggest a short chat.
Be curious and give before you ask. Share useful ideas, introduce people and keep in touch. Real interest never feels fake.
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