How to do Networking?

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How do I start networking?

For your next networking event, here are five tips to make it easier to start a conversation with a stranger:
Look approachable. ...
Have a great handshake. ...
Begin with a question. ...

Networking events and conferences are good ways to build a network if you're not sure where to start.

Make sure you know why you are there and what you want out of it and make sure you have a few copies of your CV or some business cards to hand out to the important contacts you meet.

How do you network a business?

10 Effective Business Networking Tips
Choose the right venues. Not every group of people will be right for you. ...
Develop relationships. ...
Dress appropriately and professionally. ...
Be prepared. ...

Ask questions and listen. ...
Sit with people you don't know. ...
Talk to people who are standing alone. ...
Move on – politely.

How can I be successful in networking?

11 Successful Networking Tips
Meet People Through Other People. The best and easiest way to meet people is through referrals. ...
Leverage Social Media. ...
Don't Ask For A Job. ...
Use Your Resume as a Tool for Advice. ...

Don't Take Up Too Much Time. ...
Let The Other Person Speak. ...
Present A Success Story. ...
Ask For Suggestions on How to Expand Your Network.

Find a Reason to Follow Up
If you want to establish rapport with another person, create a reason to keep the relationship going. If you read an article that adds to a discussion you had during a networking meeting, save it and send it to them with a brief note on what you found interesting and how you think it could benefit them. Try and find at least two or three opportunities yearly to reconnect with the members of your network.

Ask For Suggestions on How to Expand Your Network
One of the main goals of networking is not only to meet one or two people, but also to tap into the network of the people you are meeting with.

Each separate person you meet will know approximately another 200 people, and if you can gain introductions to some of these contacts, you will quickly increase your network and your chances of finding an extremely valuable connection. Ask your contacts if they can recommend a professional organisation or the names of some of the people you should be talking with.

Present A Success Story
Once you have found a topic the other person may be interested in and you can offer advice on, present a solution by telling a story about how you helped other in a similar situation.

ell them about your problem and how you solved it, but keep it short and sweet. Start by telling them about the problem and then your solution. Include lots of information on how disastrous things were before it came to a happy ending, where everything worked out for the better.

Online Presence
Ensure your online profile is always up-to-date. Recruiters often use social media platforms to probe potential candidates, and even to check out your skills and experience.

These few basic rules will help you succeed at networking. Remember, the goal at networking is to build relationships and networks.

A good, reliable network can result in new customers, partners and opportunities. Get out there and meet people, but ensure you are following these networking tips to make sure you are meeting people in the right way.

Meet People Through Other People
The best and easiest way to meet people is through referrals. Stick around with the people you already know and who know the people you are looking to meet.

Being introduced through them or joining in with their conversations you will very likely receive a warm welcome and introduction to the person you wanted an introduction to. This is a similar effect to LinkedIn through their online introduction tool,

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Switches are the foundation of most business networks. A switch acts as a controller, connecting computers, printers, and servers to a network in a building or a campus

An unmanaged switch works out of the box but can't be configured. Home-networking equipment typically offers unmanaged switches.