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10 Tips to Selecting a Thesis or Dissertation Topic
10 Tips to Selecting a Thesis or Dissertation Topic
Welcome to TA-DA! FinishLine Newsletter. This newsletter was
designed to help you accomplish your educational goals -- to get
started, to keep going, and to finish your degree....
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Top 7 Tips for Maintaining a Team Connection
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"Wedding Music Planning: Top Three Tips To Choose A Music Professional"
One of the critical step during wedding music planning
is to decide the type of music to be played, and who
will perform it, a live band or a DJ.
Regardless of a live band or a DJ, your goal is
to hire the
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Networking Top Tips
1.Join several networking groups and attend as many of their
events as possible. Regular attendance builds up good
relationships very quickly.
2.Try and make sure you talk to at least one new person at each
event you go to - don’t just stick with the people you already
know.
3.Don’t expect that you will walk into a networking event and
come out of it with a job or a new client. Networking takes
time and patience.
4.Sticking your business card under the nose of everyone you
Meet is guaranteed to annoy them. Don’t go into your sales
pitch straight away and always try to talk with someone rather
than at them.
5.Show a genuine interest in other people and what they do and
get to know them as people rather than as business
opportunities.
6.Don’t disregard someone who doesn’t seem to be of immediate
‘use’ to you. You never know who they know or how they
might help you.
7.Manners cost nothing so treat everyone as you would wish to
be treated yourself. People buy from – and recommend! –
people they like.
8.Be natural, be yourself and enjoy the opportunity to meet and
learn from other business people.
9.Don’t be afraid to walk up to someone and start talking. They
are there for the same reasons as you are and will probably be
grateful that they didn’t have to make the first move.
10.At the end of the day, everyone is there to meet new people and
Make new contacts so don’t be afraid of politely ending a
conversation with someone and moving on to someone else –
they won’t be offended.
11.When giving someone your business card, you may
want to
consider giving them two – one to keep and one to pass on.
12.Try and find something you can do for the people you are
talking to. Do you have a contact you can pass on that might help
them with a problem they have? Do you know a good supplier
who is just what they are looking for? People will remember you
as friendly and helpful.
13.If you make a good contact at an event, make sure you follow
it up. Send them an email, make a quick phone call – it doesn’t
matter how you do it but always, always follow up.
14.Don’t forget about online networking. Join some business
forums, put up some posts. You’ll start to recognise some
names and you may find that they are going to an event you will
be attending which gives you a head start as you know someone
already before you walk through the door.
And finally - Listen! If you only take one tip away from this article,
it’s got to be this one. If you’re too busy trying to think about what
you’ve got to say next, you might just miss a golden opportunity.
You’ll learn a lot more by listening and people will be impressed with
someone who has obviously paid attention.
In summary, forget the sell, sell, sell - take the pressure off yourself by
approaching the event as a fun opportunity to meet like-minded people
and always remember that you get back what you give.
Happy networking!
About the Author
Gill Fernley and Justin Baker are the founders of Six Degrees Network, a group organising business networking events with a social slant across the UK.
You can find out more at www.sixdegreesnetwork.co.uk.
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