Professional Development Training
      Networking for Personal Productivity 
        People Helping People
      Networks are a well-known and appreciated aspect of organizational and 
        individual functioning. While networking has been utilized by successful 
        people for years under a variety of names, it is a relatively new and 
        unfamiliar concept for many others. 
      In sales, a networking referral generates 80 percent more results than 
        a cold call. The majority of jobs are found through networking. It is 
        not surprising that networking can be a very powerful tool in increasing 
        your effectiveness. Networking can be an efficient way of accomplishing 
        your goals. 
      This networking training offers a guide to successful networking as participants 
        examine the reasons for, ingredients of, key points, and payoffs of networking 
        effectively. Four types of networks are revealed and examined as well 
        as the Networking Hierarchy, mapping, analysis, planning, and a 20-item 
        list of "do's and don't's." Each participant will establish 
        or enhance their network before the conclusion of this program. 
      Some of What You'll Learn 
        in our Networking Training
      
        - The Four Basic Networks 
 
        - How to Discover and Activate Your "Hidden" Network 
 
        - The Four Ages of Organization 
 
        - The Three P's of Networking 
 
        - How to Nurture Your Network 
 
        - How to Create a Networking Profile 
 
        - Network WIIFMs 
 
        - Targeting Needs 
 
        - Ten Tips for Mingling 
 
        - Network "Do's" and "Don'ts" 
 
       
      Is your organization interested in our networking training?  Then 
        contact us today! 
      Please call us within the U.S. at 800-886-2MAX or send us an e-mail at 
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