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Tag Archives: networking
Conference Networking
I’m attending the 43rd Space Congress this week, so today’s blurb will be short. If you’re interested in my thoughts/notes from the event, I’ll post them next week.
Networking Online: How and Why You Should Make the Most of It
At the suggestion of reader and fellow technical communication consultant Larry Kunz, I thought I’d elaborate a bit on the use of networking to find full-time employment or customers.
Posted in careers, freelancing, job hunting, personal
Tagged blogging, branding, networking, online presence
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Networking > Resumes
In a month or two, I’ll be giving a local talk about resume writing and editing (it was going to be this week, but will likely be punted to a little closer to summer). I’m probably shooting myself in the … Continue reading
Five Tips to Make Networking Work For You
I can’t be an introvert all the time, and when it comes to doing my job, I’m surprisingly sociable. This is important because talking to people is how you build the relationships that help your scope of knowledge grow. And … Continue reading
Posted in careers, clients, consulting, freelancing, meetings, personal
Tagged networking
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When is Quiet Too Quiet?
If you ask me, I’ll happily tell you I’m an introvert. So will my friends, who don’t see me very often. Working from home is one of the best environments for an introvert seeking a quiet workplace. However, occasionally there … Continue reading
Posted in freelancing, personal, workplace
Tagged introvert, loneliness, networking, working from home
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