Check out some of our favorite resources for turning networking into a valuable career tool for you!
 


Myglobalcareer.com

This blog-based information resource provides reader generated content from global workers, hiring managers, and recruiters alike.

Careerjournal.com

This is a great website to go to if you need some tools for starting or building your network. We like the variety topics.

Rileyguide.com

Another great site with a variety of networking tips compiled with a little more personality than most sites.

Careerlab.com

With a conversational format, we like that it is directed towards the shy, the introverted, and the intimidated.

Monster.com

Monster has inarguably become the place professionals go to during their job search. Their networking tips provide great “how to” information for both social and professional settings.

 


Breakthrough Networking: Building Relationships
That Last, Second Edition
by Lillian D. Bjorseth

Cradle-to-grave job security is gone. Building relationships is your key to controlling your destiny. More than ever, you need to hone and enhance your networking skills to make your interactions meaningful and memorable.


Dig Your Well Before You're Thirsty: The Only Networking
Book You'll Ever Need
by Harvey Mackay

Best selling author Harvey Mackay reveals his techniques for the most essential tool in business - networking, the indispensable art of building contacts.
 

The Networking Survival Guide: Get the Success You Want By Tapping Into the People You Know
by Diane Darling

Job seekers who network are 13 times more likely to succeed than those who focus only on help-wanted ads. If you're nervous about networking, don't worry; The Networking Survival Guide is here to help build your networking skills, gain confidence in your networking abilities, and make good things happen in your career.


Never Eat Alone: And Other Secrets to Success, One
Relationship at a Time
Keith Ferrazzi, Tahl Raz

Your network is your net worth. This book shows you how to add to your personal bottom line with better networking and bigger relationships.