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Tip #6,366 • 1 person found helpful

It is easier to get people to like you if you already assume they will. Believing this causes you to act more friendly and warm toward them and because you seem to like them, they will like you.

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Utilize your alumni network when seeking employment. Update your profile and read posts from others. In many cases alumni will post on networks looking for employees.

Tip #5,868 • 3 people found helpful

Keep a stack of business cards in the glove box of your vehicle in case you run out. You never know when you may run into a good contact or potential client.

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Encourage talented individuals to join your company. It will help others advance their careers and you'll improve your company at the same time.

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Tip #5,963 • 4 people found helpful

Take the time to get to know the person sitting next to you on a flight if they seem receptive. You never know when you might make a great personal or professional connection.

Tip #5,326 • 2 people found helpful

Swap professional expertise with your friends. Profit from their advice and give of your own gifts and passions as well.

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Learn to sell. Whether you are in sales position or not, you’re work always involves selling. Read More

Tip #4,866 • 8 people found helpful

Build relationships with leadership beyond your direct supervisor. It is always helpful to have more than one person ready to act as a reference for you from a job.

Tip #4,415 • 15 people found helpful

Boost your online business by answering questions relating to your expertise in online forums. This will build your credibility. Include a link to your website in your signature.

Tip #4,117 • 15 people found helpful

When you've collected someone's business card, take a moment later to note how you met and any other details that will be good to remember later.

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Tip #4,084 • 15 people found helpful

If looking to change careers but lacking experience, try volunteering or interning in the new field. You'll get experience and maybe even a job.

Tip #4,043 • 13 people found helpful

When leaving a job, do your best to say goodbye on a positive note. Thank your boss and co-workers for what they taught you. You never know when you might need their assistance in the future.

Tip #4,042 • 16 people found helpful

When job searching, tell everyone you are looking. You never know what acquaintance may be able to help you locate the perfect job for you.

Tip #4,041 • 11 people found helpful

Keep in touch with former co-workers. You never know when one might be able to help you find your next job or when you might be able to help one of them.

Tip #3,534 • 18 people found helpful

If you are introverted and attending a large event or party, bring a friend to help you break the ice with others.

Tip #3,308 • 11 people found helpful

The most effective way to find a job is through people you already know. Be sure your circle of acquaintances know you are looking for employment.

Your bank account will thank you.

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Tip #3,297 • 12 people found helpful

When meeting someone for the first time, shake their hand, look them in the eye and say their name. It will help in remembering their name and face.

Tip #3,243 • 17 people found helpful

Have a clean, appropriate joke ready to break the ice when meeting someone new.

Tip #3,188 • 22 people found helpful

If you shake with your right hand, wear your name tag on the right upper part of your chest, and the opposite if you shake with your left hand. This way when you greet someone, they will more easily see it as you shake hands.

Tip #3,069 • 12 people found helpful

When preparing to present at a trade show, read your exhibitor's kit thoroughly, prepare a press packet, design a creative display and set up a clever giveaway.

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