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Personal Networking by Mick CopeHow to Make Your Connections Count (Dec 2002) |
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Networking has undergone a complete transformation. From a time when it had distatesful connotations with power-hungry megalomaniacs, who would develop social relationships to turn to their business advantage, it has become an essential but altruistic tool for those wishing to be the best they can be. Relationships are critical to success; so often, knowing the right person to ask is as valuable as knowing the answer yourself, if not more so. Being well-connected is the ultimate source of personal effectivess and advantage. And it's now a case of shared success - with what you can give being as important as what you get out of your networking success. So many networking books either focus on the social 'meeting people and making friends' or the overly formal 'influencing and connecting' sides to networking. Personal Networking provides a straightforward approach to building and working within networks. It delivers a practical guide to creating the kind of network that you need, and becoming a natural and effective networked communicator. First two chapters of book
Article  Impressions of the 2nd Gurteen Knowledge Conference 26 November 2003 by Shane Godbolt  , Tim Dee Knowledge is not something you keep in your head, it's a behaviour Book  Float You (Jul 2001) by Mick Cope, Carmel McConnell How to Capitalize on Your Talent Know your value? (Dec 2000) by Mick CopeManage your knowledge and make it pay Lead Yourself (Sep 2002) by Mick CopeBe Where Others Will Follow Personal Networking (Dec 2002) by Mick CopeHow to Make Your Connections Count Quotation  On personal and social capital by Mick Cope Consultant & Author On the strength of a professional network by Mick Cope Consultant & Author
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