Adding value through professional networking
Many people believe networking is all about using your charm and charisma to get ahead. Dr Peter Bloom explores some of the myths to show how networking can – and should – move beyond merely making personal connections.
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The myth of networking: Dr Peter Bloom, The Open University Business School
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