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How Most People Find Jobs<\/strong><\/div>\n

Most people get jobs as a result of networking versus responding directly to job ads. For some, networking comes naturally.\u00a0 For most people, networking is a skill that is learned and practiced, over time.<\/p>\n

To learn about networking opportunities<\/strong>, please visit our Workshop and Events<\/a> web page.<\/p>\n

Use the resources below<\/strong>\u00a0to enhance your networking skills and routine.<\/p>\n

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<\/span>What is networking & why does it matter?<\/div>
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Networking is still the main way that people find out about and get access to opportunities.<\/p>\n

Networking is the process of developing connections with people who may have mutually beneficial information, projects, opportunities, and connections within a relevant professional, industry, or field.<\/p>\n

Many of the most successful people in the world are actively networking with many people everyday \u2013 through direct contact and social media platforms.<\/p>\n

Networking requires that we:<\/p>\n