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Make it a goal to connect with one person, outside your family, every day. One way to do this is to ask for help. Here’s how: Set a...

Securing a job via a standard job board is a rare occurrence. Studies highlight that an impressive 80% of people secure employment...

Put networking on your to-do list every weekday in 15-minute increments. Here are your daily tasks: Monday: Email a network contact...

Pick a group related to your area of interest and get involved. If you’ve aren’t already active on LinkedIn, this is the place to start....

From a study by LinkedIn, research shows that 70% of all jobs are not published publicly on jobs sites and as much as 80% of jobs are...

Continue following up with hiring managers. Your work is not done once the interview is complete or the thank-you note sent. Following up...

When you’re actively looking for a job, you need help. When you’re thinking about getting a new job, you need contacts. Make networking...

For the vast majority of jobseekers, a large and strong network of contacts — people who know you and want to help you uncover job leads...

LinkedIn networking made easy! If you want to contact someone at your dream company but can’t find the right contact information anywhere, check out the person’s public LinkedIn profile and see what groups he or she is part of. Then, join the group where you share a mutual interest. Once you are in the same group, you can send a message through LinkedIn. Just make sure you include something about your common interest in your message—it’ll make you seem like a networker, not a

It doesn't have to take hours to craft the perfect message to a new contact. You can micro-network everyday for macro-results. Here are some tasks you can do if you only have five minutes: Like 3 LinkedIn posts Check a recruiter's Twitter feed and engage with their tweet Send a thank-you email Comment on a company’s Facebook post, a hiring manager’s Facebook post, or a group post Send a connection request on LinkedIn