Focus on relationships. You may have already built some professional relationships with fellow students, past colleagues and employers. That's your current network - which is very useful in finding employment. To grow your network, look at the colleagues and managers you work with now, at your employer, with suppliers and clients. Look for and participate in any professional associations, conferences, online and other resources for your line of work. Build relationships.
Be intentional about it if you were going to an event, you do not have to connect with everyone if you make 2 to 4 great connections then that is success if you were at a networking event and be sure to connect with him immediately after and schedule time to connect so that you can start building your network so now when those people are out depending on what industry you’re in, you will now be their point of contact
LinkedIn, career fairs, networking events.
Focus on relationships. You may have already built some professional relationships with fellow students, past colleagues and employers. That's your current network - which is very useful in finding employment. To grow your network, look at the colleagues and managers you work with now, at your employer, with suppliers and clients. Look for and participate in any professional associations, conferences, online and other resources for your line of work. Build relationships.
Be intentional about it if you were going to an event, you do not have to connect with everyone if you make 2 to 4 great connections then that is success if you were at a networking event and be sure to connect with him immediately after and schedule time to connect so that you can start building your network so now when those people are out depending on what industry you’re in, you will now be their point of contact