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Are you facing a tough challenge or change at work? You might get frustrated if you expect steady progress or quick resolution. None of us

After you attend an online conference or virtual event, follow up with the people you met there. You can send an email, request a social

If LinkedIn is your home base, consider having a “field office” on another platform. Put a different way, I tend to think of Twitter as

I was perplexed that the CEO was not understanding why we could not “record” the facilitated conversations around race that she was proposing that I

Your organization may have a Rockette Rule that keeps talented people out of leadership? Ask around, and you’ll find it.

Who are the people you’d most like to have in your network? While everyone else is influence-chasing, focus on building real relationships with people who

Choose a “primary” social media platform that aligns with your goals and that allows you to develop deep professional relationships. Take some time to build

The promise of social media is that we can connect with thousands of people (or more) with a few clicks. But we can quickly lose

Take a moment to consider what you want to accomplish. The way you approach networking will depend on your goals. If you seek to move