Comments on: Why Networking Doesn’t End When Your Job Search Does http://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does Fri, 25 May 2012 19:23:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Part time jobshttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-5503 Part time jobs Mon, 21 Mar 2011 09:08:00 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-5503 This post is extremly fascinating especially since I was browsing for thoughts on this matter last couple of days. This post is extremly fascinating especially since I was browsing for thoughts on this matter last couple of days.

]]> By: MattWilsontvhttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-2583 MattWilsontv Thu, 28 Jan 2010 07:49:35 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-2583 I agree Clinton--why stop looking for opportunity after you find your first one? If anything you should be looking for this opportunity to snowball into bigger ones. I agree Clinton–why stop looking for opportunity after you find your first one? If anything you should be looking for this opportunity to snowball into bigger ones.

]]> By: MattWilsontvhttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-2584 MattWilsontv Thu, 28 Jan 2010 07:48:36 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-2584 I think of a resume as a networking tool--something that allows you to get in the door. If you have other ways of getting your foot in the door, then by all means use them. Forget GPA, it only says to your employer "yes, I'm bright and can absorb information", I'd much rather hire someone who was a true go-getter and hustled to get in the door via networking. I think of a resume as a networking tool–something that allows you to get in the door. If you have other ways of getting your foot in the door, then by all means use them. Forget GPA, it only says to your employer “yes, I'm bright and can absorb information”, I'd much rather hire someone who was a true go-getter and hustled to get in the door via networking.

]]> By: Drew Penetonhttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-2582 Drew Peneton Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:36:25 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-2582 True, Jared! Its not only networking, its consistency within. Not everyone you meet is going to be your #1 fan, but that's no reason to avoid talking to someone you've never met before. If they like you, they'll buy from you; your time and talents are the greatest asset you have to offer. True, Jared! Its not only networking, its consistency within. Not everyone you meet is going to be your #1 fan, but that's no reason to avoid talking to someone you've never met before. If they like you, they'll buy from you; your time and talents are the greatest asset you have to offer.

]]> By: MattWilsontvhttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-1563 MattWilsontv Thu, 28 Jan 2010 02:49:35 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-1563 I agree Clinton--why stop looking for opportunity after you find your first one? If anything you should be looking for this opportunity to snowball into bigger ones. I agree Clinton–why stop looking for opportunity after you find your first one? If anything you should be looking for this opportunity to snowball into bigger ones.

]]> By: MattWilsontvhttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-1562 MattWilsontv Thu, 28 Jan 2010 02:48:36 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-1562 I think of a resume as a networking tool--something that allows you to get in the door. If you have other ways of getting your foot in the door, then by all means use them. Forget GPA, it only says to your employer "yes, I'm bright and can absorb information", I'd much rather hire someone who was a true go-getter and hustled to get in the door via networking. I think of a resume as a networking tool–something that allows you to get in the door. If you have other ways of getting your foot in the door, then by all means use them. Forget GPA, it only says to your employer “yes, I'm bright and can absorb information”, I'd much rather hire someone who was a true go-getter and hustled to get in the door via networking.

]]> By: Drew Penetonhttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-1558 Drew Peneton Thu, 28 Jan 2010 00:36:25 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-1558 True, Jared! Its not only networking, its consistency within. Not everyone you meet is going to be your #1 fan, but that's no reason to avoid talking to someone you've never met before. If they like you, they'll buy from you; your time and talents are the greatest asset you have to offer. True, Jared! Its not only networking, its consistency within. Not everyone you meet is going to be your #1 fan, but that's no reason to avoid talking to someone you've never met before. If they like you, they'll buy from you; your time and talents are the greatest asset you have to offer.

]]> By: Katherine Moodyhttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-1541 Katherine Moody Sun, 24 Jan 2010 21:38:17 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-1541 This is a great reminder of the power of networking for life! When I knew nothing about a job I had just talked my way into, networking inside and outside the company was the only reason I succeeded. Thanks for the post that hopefully everyone will print and tape up on their wall. This is a great reminder of the power of networking for life! When I knew nothing about a job I had just talked my way into, networking inside and outside the company was the only reason I succeeded. Thanks for the post that hopefully everyone will print and tape up on their wall.

]]> By: Srinivas Raohttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-1534 Srinivas Rao Fri, 22 Jan 2010 21:18:33 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-1534 "You can't be successful on your own, a seismic shift is taking place - we're moving from isolation to community and collaboration."<br><br>Great quote which I plan to use in the presentation I'm giving at my Alma Matter in two weeks :) “You can't be successful on your own, a seismic shift is taking place – we're moving from isolation to community and collaboration.”

Great quote which I plan to use in the presentation I'm giving at my Alma Matter in two weeks :)

]]> By: Srinivas Raohttp://under30ceo.com/why-networking-doesnt-end-when-your-job-search-does/#comment-1533 Srinivas Rao Fri, 22 Jan 2010 21:17:23 +0000 http://under30ceo.com/?p=2686#comment-1533 Better yet, you should probably be in the "What's the best that could happen" mindset. Then you interpret reality in a whole different way. Better yet, you should probably be in the “What's the best that could happen” mindset. Then you interpret reality in a whole different way.

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