From a post by J.T. O’DONNELL for Careerealism.com:
I was speaking to a group of job seekers recently about the “new rules” of networking and the following question came up:
I’ve connected with a lot of people and they’ve all been very helpful in giving me advice and answering my questions. Some even agreed to meet with me for informational interviews. But now, I just don’t know what to do next. I can’t ask them for more help, and I don’t know how to keep the networking going. What can I do to keep them engaged without them feeling like I’m nagging them for help in finding a job?
This is a common problem job seekers experience. Nobody wants to be seen as a “networking nuisance.” Especially people looking for work, since networking is the number one method for getting a job these days.
What’s the answer? It lies in the scales of justice…
Read More of the post on Careeralism.com.
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