7 Networking Tips Every College Student Should Know - How To Network Efficiently
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2024
- 7 Networking Tips Every College Student Should Know - How To Network Efficiently
As a college student, you are just trying to get through your classes. The last thing you want to do is dress up and network with a bunch of strangers.
In this video, I talk about how to network efficiently and also how to network without having to leave your dorm room.
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Thanks 🙏 for watching!
These are definitely helpful. Thank you!
one of the best and most concise tips I've come across and I do workshops on this. Bravo
Thank you so much for the kind comment! Really appreciate it!
Hey , Love the video .
I have a question about connections in LinkedIn , I used to think that having connections is having “Friends” , yeah I know , so I used to message my connections and try to maintain conversations with them but almost all stop replying after some time . So my question is , as a High School student how do I communicate with my connections and how do I maintain these connections ?
Great question! It’s important to ask open-ended questions, that way you can keep the conversation going. You’ll want to ask about their experience, how they got to where they are, any advice they may have and most importantly, ask them periodically about what current projects they are working on. By asking what current projects they are working on, you can ask them this question every so often to let them know you are still interested in their line of work and want to know more about it.
Fantastic Video, very informative!
Thanks so much!
Hey, liked the video and its very informative. I am kind of nervous while communicating with people. Any tips to master communication to be able to make friends in university for masters
Thanks for this video and keep it up.
Thanks so much!
saw this in my communications class just now
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OK u are really amazing teacher. Teacher is spread the knowledge all over the world who teach the people
i clicked on thsi video thinking it was about seting up a network at uni. completely wrong thing lol
hey Carla I have a question as a high school student I want to make international friends from different countries. for example, I like to make friends from South Korea. can you tell me what are the websites for that?
Nicely I listen ur lec really amazing how I contract with u to MOR information plz answer me
Super helpful video!
Im really curious about which university you're from
VCU!
You have a beautiful crisp voice.
Thank you!
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
How do you start a conversation with a connection on Linked In?
Such a great question! The best way to start a conversation with a connection on Linkedin is to first spend a few minutes looking at their profile and understand their background and interests. See what kind of posts they are liking, commenting or even posting about. You'll also want to come up with a clear objective. Are you trying to network, learn something new, or is there something else you are trying to get out of the conversation. Here are a few examples to start a conversation via a private message.
Mention a shared connection: "Hi [Name], I noticed we have [mutual connection] in common. I enjoyed your recent post about [topic]."
Compliment their work: "I'm impressed by your experience in [field]. I'm particularly interested in [specific project or skill]. Would you be open to chatting sometime?"
Offer support: "I saw you're working on [project]. I have experience in [relevant area] and would be happy to offer any insights."
The video quality though
Thank you!
i did a lot of networking during the past 10 years but honestly it was never useful
I’m sorry to hear that! Did you set the expectations upfront with what you wanted to get out of networking?
great video. thank you
Glad you liked it!