A new client was describing her frustratingly long and unproductive job search to me. She said “I had a lot of great meetings a year ago with people who could potentially hire or refer me, although nothing panned out.” I asked what happened to those people and conversations. She said, “I don’t know, we just lost touch.” I told her that was a major part of the reason she had been searching for so long. If she had kept in touch with them, she would probably have gotten the interviews and offers she was looking for long ago.
Being good at networking isn’t just about meeting new people—that’s only half of it. The other half involves
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Land that Job Offer by Keeping in Touch with Your Network
by Robert Hellmann • Getting Interviews, Job-Search Strategy
Being good at networking isn’t just about meeting new people—that’s only half of it. The other half involves