http://www.careeracceleration.net/networkinginterviewing/cross-cultural-networking-a-personal-perspective/ Career Counseling and Resume Services Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:07:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.careeracceleration.net/networkinginterviewing/cross-cultural-networking-a-personal-perspective/comment-page-1/#comment-38 billiesucher Mon, 29 Oct 2007 18:56:22 +0000 http://careeracceleration.info/http:/careeracceleration.info/uncategorized/cross-cultural-networking-a-personal-perspective/#comment-38 Karen, thank you for thinking of the idea to convert the Networking poem over on Career Hub to another language. And for sure, you know I am always thrilled to share with others! Your post is most appreciated! Thank you! Karen, thank you for thinking of the idea to convert the Networking poem over on Career Hub to another language. And for sure, you know I am always thrilled to share with others! Your post is most appreciated! Thank you!

]]> http://www.careeracceleration.net/networkinginterviewing/cross-cultural-networking-a-personal-perspective/comment-page-1/#comment-37 Rob Tue, 23 Oct 2007 09:30:46 +0000 http://careeracceleration.info/http:/careeracceleration.info/uncategorized/cross-cultural-networking-a-personal-perspective/#comment-37 Of course, one of the main challenges of networking is time - and recollection. I completely agree with what you say in your post - one must nurture one's network. And to do that, you've got to spend time calling, e-mailing, reading their blogs, etc. But it's impossible to keep up with an ever-growing circle of people. This is why recollection may be the second important component of good networking (after time.) If you have a good memory (or a good system) you can recall who works with whom, for whom, and in which field, which helps immensely when trying to make the connections that forge a good network. Thanks for your post - and for the poem!! Of course, one of the main challenges of networking is time – and recollection. I completely agree with what you say in your post – one must nurture one’s network. And to do that, you’ve got to spend time calling, e-mailing, reading their blogs, etc. But it’s impossible to keep up with an ever-growing circle of people. This is why recollection may be the second important component of good networking (after time.) If you have a good memory (or a good system) you can recall who works with whom, for whom, and in which field, which helps immensely when trying to make the connections that forge a good network.
Thanks for your post – and for the poem!!

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