HBR guide to smarter networking /Harvard Business Review. (Record no. 92667)

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Title HBR guide to smarter networking /Harvard Business Review.
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Title proper/short title Smarter networking
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-- Building a Smarter Network: It's time to break up with our old ideas about networking --
-- Why You Need to Network, Even If You're Not Job-Hunting --
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-- A Smarter Way to Network : The right network can have a huge impact on your success /
Statement of responsibility by Rob Cross and Robert J. Thomas --
Title Learn to Love Networking : You can get past the "I hate networking" feeling /
Statement of responsibility by Francesca Gino, Maryam Kouchaki, and Tiziana Casciaro --
Title How Leaders Create and Use Networks : You need operational, personal, and strategic networks /
Statement of responsibility by Herminia Ibarra and Mark Hunter --
Title How to Create Your Own Career Luck : It's all about nurturing serendipity /
Statement of responsibility by Christian Busch --
Title Great First Impressions --
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-- Eight Questions to Ask Someone Other Than "What Do You Do?" : Start a more interesting conversation /
Statement of responsibility by David Burkus --
Title The Right Way to Brag About Yourself : And why humblebragging backfires /
Statement of responsibility by Francesca Gino --
Title Three Ways to Pitch Yourself in 30 Seconds : Your elevator pitch is just as important once you have the job /
Statement of responsibility by Jodi Glickman --
Title How to Perfect an Elevator Pitch About Yourself : And see the whole world as an elevator /
Statement of responsibility by Daisy Dowling --
Title Connecting at Conferences and Events --
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-- How to Network Better at Conferences : Do it on your own terms /
Statement of responsibility by Rebecca Knight --
Title Tips for Navigating a Room Full of Strangers : First, look for islands /
Statement of responsibility by Amantha Imber --
Title How to Plan Your Own Networking Event : Whether in-person or virtual /
Statement of responsibility by Dorie Clark --
Title Section Four --
-- Networking to Land a Great Job --
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-- How to Get the Most out of an Informational Interview : Think like a journalist /
Statement of responsibility by Rebecca Knight --
Title How to Reach Out to a Recruiter : You don't need to wait for them to come to you /
Statement of responsibility by Marlo Lyons --
Title How to Find a Great Job Using the Strength of Your Weak Ties : Even in a downturn /
Statement of responsibility by Claudio Fernández-Aráoz --
Title Networking to Do Your Job Better --
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-- The Best Way to Network in a New Job : Broad outreach isn't better /
Statement of responsibility by Rob Cross and Peter Grey --
Title Start Networking with People Outside Your Industry : How to expand your professional circle /
Statement of responsibility by Dorie Clark --
Title Make Yourself Sponsor-Worthy : Performance alone won't get you the support you need /
Statement of responsibility by Sylvia Ann Hewlett --
Title How to Diversify Your Professional Network : Varied networks lead to more creative ideas /
Statement of responsibility by Amy Nauiokas --
Title How to Tell Your Story on LinkedIn : Know your audience and connect the dots for them /
Statement of responsibility by Alex Cooley --
Title What to Say When You're Reaching Out to Someone on LinkedIn : Five conversation starters and sample messages /
Statement of responsibility by Kristi DePaul --
Title The Best Ways to Use Social Media to Expand Your Network : People early in their careers are more likely to respond to direct messages /
Statement of responsibility by Doug Camplejohn --
Title How to Ask for an Email Introduction : Include a forwardable email with key details /
Statement of responsibility by Ruchika Tulshyan --
Title Dealing with Distinct Networking Challenges --
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-- The Secrets of Successful Female Networkers : Four behaviors set them apart --
-- Remote Networking as a Person of Color : Networking is even more important when there's no watercooler chat /
Statement of responsibility by Laura Morgan Roberts and Anthony J. Mayo --
Title Making Time for Networking as a Working Parent : It's about maintaining connections, not just finding new ones /
Statement of responsibility by David Burkus --
Title How to Network Across Cultures : You may need to switch your behavior in new settings /
Statement of responsibility by Andy Molinsky --
Title Networking Skills for Professionals from Underrepresented Backgrounds : Learn to navigate three paradoxes /
Statement of responsibility by AiLun Ku and Ray Reyes --
Title How to Keep Networking from Draining You : Prevent and cope with networking-induced exhaustion /
Statement of responsibility by Jordana Valencia --
Title Five Ways to Say No to a Networking Request : You can't meet with everyone who wants to "pick your brain." /
Statement of responsibility by Dorie Clark --
Title Sustaining Your Network over the Years --
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-- How to Maintain Your Network over the Long Haul : You shouldn't be in touch only when you need something /
Statement of responsibility by Rebecca Knight --
Title How to Reach Out After Losing Touch : It's entirely possible to reconnect, even if a preposterous amount of time has gone by /
Statement of responsibility by Jodi Glickman.
520 0# - SUMMARY, ETC.
Summary, etc. "We know that the key to getting ahead and launching our ideas is building and sustaining a high-quality and diverse network. But the days of handing out hundreds of business cards at conferences and hoping for the best are over. Our networks need to be both strategic and authentic, made up of real relationships that bring real value. The HBR Guide to Smarter Networking will give you the tools and the confidence you need to make valuable connections, get your ideas off the ground, draw on others' expertise, scope out business opportunities, and land coveted roles. This guide will help you: Connect with connectors; nourish relationships through give and take; get the most out of conferences-in-person or virtual; use your limited networking time wisely; maintain loose ties over long periods; and emphasize quality of contacts over quantity"--
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