Networking can make the difference between being selected for an interview and continuing on the job application treadmill. Here are some answers to your networking questions. 1. Why is networking important? 2023 statistics show 70% of people landed their current job by networking. Employee referrals account for 40% of hires. 80% of jobs are not listed on job boards. 2.
If you would rather chew glass than engage in small talk, this resource is for you! Here’s the good news: Not enjoying small talk is a powerful asset in effective networking. If you tend to be introverted, I’m willing to bet you’re a good listener, and genuinely interested in meaningful connections. And meaningful connections is what it’s all about. Here
In Part 1, I showed you where and how to find connections. In this post, you will learn how to connect and what to say to connect with someone who has the job or works in the industry you want to learn more about. I focus on LinkedIn, but you can apply the principles to any platform. Step 1: The
Did you know? 85% percent of jobs are filled through networking with personal and professional connections? If this statistic has you thinking, “I’ll never find a non-clinical job because I don’t have connections outside of medicine,” I have good news for you! You can start building your network today. Here are two steps to get you started: Step 1. (Re)Connect
