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[Part 2: Networking for students] Who to network with? 3 things to look out for
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[Part 2: Networking for students] Who to network with? 3 things to look out for And 1 game-changing tip Linh Tran Feb 23, 2023 11 3 Share After knowing why you should network in Part 1 , the next question would be “Who do I network with?” Someone in the role you want to pivot to seems to be the obvious reason, but in this blog post, I want to dive deeper: Age range, Internet presence, and Hobbies. Might sound a bit too much for networking, but you will see how these factors come into play. I also put the stars ⭐ to indicate how important this factor is in finding your networking match. Similar
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