soju with sarah the art of networking in your 20s
Nov 22, 2024
Unpacking the true essence of networking, the discussion explores its often misunderstood nature. It delves into networking in college, addressing the stigma surrounding it, and the switch from social climbing to wholesome connections. Tips for building genuine relationships, like showing gratitude and nurturing connections, are shared. The evolving dynamics of mentorship and the significance of providing value in your interactions are highlighted. Finally, the power of hosting events emerges as a unique way to cultivate meaningful connections.
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Networking in Adulthood
- Networking is important in adulthood for advancing personal, social, and professional goals.
- It involves building relationships and exchanging information, resources, and support.
First Foray into Networking
- Sarah's first networking experience was in college, initially with wholesome intentions of making friends.
- However, she later realized the broader benefits of networking beyond personal connections.
No Bad Networking
- There's no inherently "bad" form of networking; it depends on the approach and treatment of others.
- Networking is a valuable life skill, especially when done ethically.