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Presenter : Kyra Young SCS Program Coordinator. Networking 101. SCS Career Planning Webinar Series presents. How to Participate in the Webinar. 1) Chat & Questions . If you do NOT have access to a mic and do not call in with a phone, you can use the Questions feature
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Presenter: Kyra Young SCS Program Coordinator Networking 101 SCS Career Planning Webinar Series presents
How to Participate in the Webinar 1) Chat & Questions. If you do NOT have access to a mic and do not call in with a phone, you can use the Questions feature to type a question that you want to ask to the presenters. At the end of the presentation, the facilitator will read out loud any questions that come through this feature. 2) Raise Hand. For most of the webinar, all participants will be in listen-only mode, meaning they will be muted. When the presenter opens the floor for questions, people will not be unmuted unless they use the Raise Hand function.
Agenda • Defining a network • Who are my networks? • When do I use them? • 7 Tips for Networking
Network [netwurk] A relationship with someone who can help you ___________________. Professionally Financially Academically Socially Spiritually Emotionally Etc. YOU define, create, and sustain YOUR NETWORKS through the cultivation of mutually beneficial, give-and-take relationships.
Activity: Eco Map Relationship Type: Strong Weak ------------- Difficult Give-&-Take Description:Representation of the relationships in your life by importance, strength, and costs & benefits. Purpose:Helps you define, create, and sustain your relationships. Directions: 1) The innermost circle represents you. Write the names of closest relationships in 2nd circle and names of distant ones outside the circles. 2) Draw lines from you to each name based on the strong, weak, and difficult scale. 3) Draw arrows at the end of the lines symbolizing who gives and takes from the relationship. Hint: If no one gives or takes, don’t draw an arrow. Distant Relationships
When YOU need assistance! • Refer back to network definition • Have you ever heard of social capital? It’s not always about what you know but WHO YOU KNOW. • Examples: Issue: Need letter of recommendation? Who do you know?:mentor, professor, counselor, employer Issue: Need a summer job? Who do you know?:Kyra at SCS, friend’s dad owns company You should also use your networks when a friend is in need. However, use your better judgment to avoid a favor becoming a habitual expectation.
1)Time-considerate 2)Ask [easy] questions 3) Ditch the sales pitch 4) Share your passion(s) 5) SMILE! 6) Share the conversation 7)Follow up! Most importantly, BE YOURSELF!!! Seven (7) Tips for Networking For more detailed information, see article: http://www.entrepreneur.com/blog/22
Recap • What?: Anetwork is a relationship in which someone helps you based on your needs • Who? & Where?: Anyone that can help! Everywhere! (Use the Eco Map to see who is already in your circle.) • When?: Depends on when YOU (or one of your relations) need assistance • Why?:It’s not always about WHAT you know but WHO YOU KNOW!!! • How?: 7 Tips for Networking. BE YOURSELF!
THANK YOU!!! For any questions that were unanswered or you would just like more information, please email me at kyra@southcentralscholars.org To see view this PowerPoint and video. or past webinars, please visit the SCS website at www.southcentralscholars.org.