The benefits of networking are many - improving the chances of keeping a job, getting a new one, career progression, learning how to get along with others and improving personal effectiveness and company performance. Successful Networking is designed to remove the fear factor and encourage people to make the effort to 'network for success'. It gives you advice and guidance on handling any social or workplace situation that could be awkward. People are complex, and a lack of awareness of 'soft skills' can cause endless workplace challenges. Knowing that you have the ability to deal with all…mehr
The benefits of networking are many - improving the chances of keeping a job, getting a new one, career progression, learning how to get along with others and improving personal effectiveness and company performance. Successful Networking is designed to remove the fear factor and encourage people to make the effort to 'network for success'. It gives you advice and guidance on handling any social or workplace situation that could be awkward. People are complex, and a lack of awareness of 'soft skills' can cause endless workplace challenges. Knowing that you have the ability to deal with all those you'll encounter will increase your self-confidence. With detailed information on the role of networking in the virtual community, which is essential knowledge for everyone today, this book is vital reading for anyone who wishes to stay ahead of the pack.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Frances Kay is a consultant who assists firms in establishing and developing corporate networks and relationships. With many years of work experience in politics, diplomatic service, and law, she now spends the majority of her time writing, researching, editing, and speaking. She is the co-author of Tough Tactics for Tough Times and Understanding NLP (both published by Kogan Page).
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Preface About the author Introduction 1. Confidence and motivation to network How to get started; Nerves and apathy - two great inhibitors to networking; Setting goals; Confidence-building techniques; Ways to increase motivation 2. Finding the right networks Deciding on your networking strategy; Keeping your eye on the ball (players); Where do you want this to lead?; Suggestions for not wasting time 3. Networking groups Getting to know the hierarchy and how it works; Movers and shakers, winners and losers; Who goes there, and why?; Actions speak louder than words 4. Networking in the virtual community The role of the internet in networking; Online networking - the various media; What are the risks?; Safeguards that can be applied; Why you cannot afford to miss out 5. Business cards The role of the business card today; Why are they still necessary?; The ideal card and how to use it 6. First impressions Meeting and greeting - how to get it right; Presentation skills - a quick guide; Starting as you mean to go on 7. The art of conversation What to say and how to be memorable; This is a two-way operation; Why conversation matters 8 Coping with rejection What to do when things go wrong; Different approaches; Keeping going is more important than winning 9. The elevator pitch How to get your unique message across; What some people say - and what they shouldn't; Developing your own message; Ringing the changes and why this matters 10. Following up The key to successful networking; Developing your unique group of contacts; How to make your network work for you 11. Sharing information and contacts Being generous brings rewards; Don't over-promise or under-deliver; Honesty is always the best policy 12. Managing and growing your network Continuing your success; Uncovering new ground and reaching new heights
Preface About the author Introduction 1. Confidence and motivation to network How to get started; Nerves and apathy - two great inhibitors to networking; Setting goals; Confidence-building techniques; Ways to increase motivation 2. Finding the right networks Deciding on your networking strategy; Keeping your eye on the ball (players); Where do you want this to lead?; Suggestions for not wasting time 3. Networking groups Getting to know the hierarchy and how it works; Movers and shakers, winners and losers; Who goes there, and why?; Actions speak louder than words 4. Networking in the virtual community The role of the internet in networking; Online networking - the various media; What are the risks?; Safeguards that can be applied; Why you cannot afford to miss out 5. Business cards The role of the business card today; Why are they still necessary?; The ideal card and how to use it 6. First impressions Meeting and greeting - how to get it right; Presentation skills - a quick guide; Starting as you mean to go on 7. The art of conversation What to say and how to be memorable; This is a two-way operation; Why conversation matters 8 Coping with rejection What to do when things go wrong; Different approaches; Keeping going is more important than winning 9. The elevator pitch How to get your unique message across; What some people say - and what they shouldn't; Developing your own message; Ringing the changes and why this matters 10. Following up The key to successful networking; Developing your unique group of contacts; How to make your network work for you 11. Sharing information and contacts Being generous brings rewards; Don't over-promise or under-deliver; Honesty is always the best policy 12. Managing and growing your network Continuing your success; Uncovering new ground and reaching new heights
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