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Volunteer work with a not-for-profit or public sector organization can boost your prospects of finding an actual job, either in the organization you’re contributing to, or in some other place entirely.
Monster's Generation Y career writer has tips for networking in the digital age.
The simplest way to acknowledge someone for networking with you is to send them a brief, appreciative e-mail. Get started with the following template.
Get yourself invited in to meet a referred contact. Here's a how...
Many technology professionals have a hard time mustering up the can-do attitude needed when networking opportunities arise.
Here's how to create that first networking list of contacts.
Not only is networking the number one way to get a job, its benefits extend to nearly every aspect of your life.
If you want to make networking a natural, comfortable part of your work life, look for opportunities during your day; there are tons of them.
Many job seekers would rather have a colonoscopy than ask people for job leads. The good news is you can get over the fear of selling yourself.
You wouldn't wear jeans to a job interview, but do you pay as much attention to job-hunting etiquette when networking?
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