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Welcome diana@transocean.com!
It is my pleasure to inform you that you qualify for 2017 membership to the Who's Who Network of Executives and Professionals, the largest professional association for business executives and professionals in the US!

What you can expect:

  • Powerful Networking Opportunities
  • Over 300,000 Members
  • Business Exposure
  • And So Much More...

 

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Formal networking works too - try going to a business social or an association meeting or event. You'll find that many of the participants have the same goals you do and will be glad to exchange business cards. If you're shy, volunteer to work at the registration table where you can greet people as they come in or bring a friend to walk around the room with you - there's security in numbers. As well as networking the old fashioned way, use the internet to network. Visit discussion boards like the Indeed.com Job Forums to network with career professionals and other job seekers. Visit one of the sites, like LinkedIn, that focus on online job search and career networking. If you belong to a professional association, visit its web site for career assistance. Are you a college alumnus? Contact the Career Services office at your alma mater - many universities have online career networks where you can find alumni who will be thrilled to help you with your job search. Not sure what to say? Review our sample job search networking letters to get an idea of how to approach networking contacts:
Citation: Technical Note (NIST TN) - 1945
NIST Pub Series: Technical Note (NIST TN)
Pub Type: NIST Pubs
Report Number: 
 
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