Networking is about meeting people you know who can vouch for your past performance and who can connect you with people you don’t know. Approximately 60% of your time should be spent networking when you are looking for a job. For job seekers, there are many advantages in networking over physically presenting your resume directly. Getting referred increases your chances of being hired many times over.

Networking Rules for Job-seekers: the Good, the Bad and the Almost Perfect

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