chapter 11 Flashcards
the ongoing process of building interconnected relationships for the purpose of politicking and socializing which results in more job opportunities than all the other job search methods combined
networking
clusters of people joined together by a variety of links
networks
what are the objectives of networking
to get a job or better position
to perform better at current job
to advance within an organization
to stay in your current field
to maintain mobility
to develop professional and personal relationships
what are the five basic task of the networking process?
1; perform a self-assessment and set objectives
2; create a one-minute-self-sell
3; develop a network
4; conduct networking interviews
5; maintain the network
an assessment that helps clarify your skills, competencies, and knowledge and gives insight to what is important to you
self-assessment
how can you tie accomplishments to a job interview?
when asked to describe yourself, use the accomplishments stated in your resume
an opening statement that is used in networking that quickly summarizes your history and career plan and asks a question (60 seconds or less; concise, clear, and compelling)
one-minute-self-sell
what are the three components of a one-minute-self-sell?
history (summary of highlights of your career), plans (be specific of future plans), and question (ask question to encourage two-way communication)
what are the six steps to the networking interview process?
establish rapport,
deliver your one-minute-self-sell, ask prepared questions,
get additional contacts,
ask your contacts how you can be of help to them,
follow up with a thank-you note and status report
to maintain your network you must…
keep everyone in your network informed of your progress, continue to update, correct, and add to your network list
short-term networks used to meet an objective
coalition
process in which two or more parties have something the other wants and attempt to come to an exchange agreement
negotiating
steps of the negotiating process:
- Research the other parties (read them)
- Set Objectives
- Anticipate Questions and Objectives
- Develop options and tradeoffs