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The importance of career networking shouldn't be discounted when you're in the midst of a job search. Career networking should become a part of your daily work and career-related endeavors.

Your career network should be in place for when you need it, both for job searching and for moving up the career ladder. Since you never know when you might need it, it makes sense to have an active career network.

Key Takeaways

The Purpose of Career Networking

Career networking involves using personal, professional, academic, or family contacts to assist with a job search, achieve career goals, learn more about your field, or another field you'd like to work in. Networking can be a good way to hear about job opportunities or get in at a company you'd like to work with.

Why Spend Time on Career Networking

A 2017 survey found that networking is, in a practical sense, an important aspect of strengthening your career:

Nearly 80% of professionals consider professional networking to be important to career success.

35% of surveyed professional say that a casual conversation on LinkedIn Messaging has led to a new opportunity.

61% of professionals agree that regular online interaction with their professional network can lead the way into possible job opportunities.

Who To Network With

Past or present co-workers, colleagues, managers, supervisors, or employees

Past or present clients and customers

Business associates

Alumni of your undergraduate or graduate alma mater

Acquaintances you know from your personal life

People from your church, gym, yoga studio, or community organization

Past or present teachers or professors

Anyone you meet and have a productive, professional conversation about your career path

Networking Tips

1. Include the right people. Your career network should include anyone who can assist you with a job search or career move. It can include past and present co-workers, bosses, friends with similar interests, colleagues from business associations, alumni from your university, or acquaintances you have met via online networking services. Your network can also include family, neighbors, and anyone who might have a connection that will help.

2. Know what your career network can do for you. Almost 8 out of 10 job seekers say that their network has helped them find work. Networking contacts can help with more than job leads-they can provide referrals or insider information about companies you might be interested in working for. They can provide information on career fields you might want to explore or what the job market is like on the other side of the country. Your network can give you advice on where to look for jobs or review your resume.

3. Keep in touch and work your network. Don't just contact those who can help when you have just been laid-off from your job or decide you want to look for a new position. Keep in touch with your network regularly, even if it's just a brief email to say hello and to ask how they're doing. People are more willing to help when they know who you are.

4. Give something back to your career network. Networking shouldn't be a one-way street. If you come across an interesting article or a relevant job listing, share it with your network. The point of having a career network is to have resources who can help, but you should reciprocate whenever you can.

5. Keep track of your network. Keep track of your personal career network somewhere. Whether it's electronically or on paper, make sure you know who is who, where they work, and how to get in touch.

6. Network online. Sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, and a variety of other online networking websites can help you get in touch with other networkers at specific companies, with college affiliations or in a certain geographic area. In addition, if you're a college graduate, your institute may have an alumni career network you can access. When networking with people you don't know, make sure you know what you want. Are you looking for company information? Do you want to know about job opportunities? Be specific in what you ask for.

7. Attend networking events, Networking in person works. If you belong to a professional association, attend a meeting or a mixer. You'll find that many of the participants have the same goals you do and will be glad to exchange business cards. If your college alma mater holds alumni networking events (many schools hold them at locations across the country) be sure to attend. There are many different types of networking events you can attend, and there are ways you can build your network without ever attending an event.

Career Networking Examples

Here are some examples of how career networking can help:

Myra noticed a help-wanted ad for a job at a local veterinary clinic. She called a friend who happened to use that vet. Her friend called the vet and recommended Susan. Susan got an interview and got the job. The vet was glad to hire someone who came highly recommended by a good client.

Xavi was interested in pursuing a career in medicine. He mentioned his interest to a family friend who happened to be a doctor. The doctor arranged for John to spend a day shadowing him at the hospital and provided an excellent recommendation for medical school.

Swati was interested in changing careers and moving from public relations to publishing. Even though she graduated a few years ago, she tapped her college career network and came up with a contact at a top New York publishing firm. In addition to being sent new job postings, her resume was hand-delivered to Human Resources when she found a position she wanted to apply for.

In casual conversation at the orthodontist's office, Gemma, the assistant, just happened to mention to a patient's mom that she was interested in horses and in a part-time job working with them. The mom had horses and a network of contacts. Gemma had a part-time job working on a local horse farm by the end of the week.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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TuckLAB: Entrepreneurship empowers students to pursue their passions by providing them with the business skills they need to leverage their liberal arts education in today's competitive marketplace.

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TuckLAB was a great crash course in startups and entrepreneurship. The opportunity to actually flesh out an idea and make a pitch was super informative, and though it was a lot of work, I enjoyed getting to know my teammates and the Tuck professors. I would highly recommend the program to anyone interested in entrepreneurship.
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The Program

The Paganucci Fellows Program is a unique opportunity for Dartmouth undergraduates to take part in a global experiential learning program offered at Tuck.

The program supports Tuck's efforts to study complex social issues and the ways businesses can create positive social and financial value: in effect, the "double bottom line." It is targeted at students with an interest in social entrepreneurship, an aptitude for working collaboratively as part of a consulting-like team, and an appetite for making a difference in the world.

We are currently planning for an 8-week program this year (June 12-August 4) that will include fully sponsored enrollment in the Tuck Business Bridge Program.

Previously, fellows have engaged in projects such as:

2022 Program Overview and Fellows

In 2022, the Paganucci Fellows returned to a fully in-person program. The team of six divided their time between the Tuck Business Bridge Program and a project for the Potential Energy Coalition. During Tuck Bridge, the Fellows were introduced to core business disciplines such as marketing, strategy, and accounting, culminating in a final presentation to industry executives and faculty. For their project, the Fellows worked with Potential Energy, a non-profit that brings together creative and analytic media agencies to shift the narrative on climate change. In addition, the Fellows participated in a series of professional and personal development activities as part of an integrated leadership framework.

Please feel free to contact one of the fellows from last summer to ask about the program: Diana D'Souza, Nacho Gutierrez, Jason Norris, Reina Palacios, Spriha Pandey, Eren Berke Saglam

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