It’s no secret that networking is a key part of career advancement. But if you feel awkward and uncomfortable, you’re less likely to take advantage of it.
The problem is that besides job performance, networking is probably the most important factor in finding a new job or getting a promotion. In some cases it’s even more important than performance, since being able to work well with someone isn’t something you can learn.
That means it’s time to learn how to effectively meet people who can influence your career. You may never feel at ease while networking, but if you follow these five tips, no one will know it except you:
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