Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
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Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#2Great post, worst thing about networking is learning howto approach first. I read somewhere best way to train is to talk to people in a lift. If it all goes pear-shaped at least you have have a few seconds
Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#3One more tip: You are networking with the people in the room, not with the ones on your mobile phone.
Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#4The Paulina article links to a blog post by Jacques. here's the HN discussion of that post:
Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#5Great post, worst thing about networking is learning howto approach first. I read somewhere best way to train is to talk to people in a lift. If it all goes pear-shaped at least you have have a few seconds
Once I set myself a challenge of asking "How are you feeling today?" to at least one strange person on the tube a day. Good for getting out of your comfort zone as a networker :)
Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#6The Paulina article links to a blog post by Jacques. here's the HN discussion of that post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2245063
So which one of them would you say threw more balls in the air (and caught them afterwards)? (:
Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#7The Paulina article links to a blog post by Jacques. here's the HN discussion of that post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2245063
I'm actually reading your book right now (took a break to check HN). It's very good, quite impressive really. I've been around a while and I'm learning quite a bit from it. Nice work!
[EDIT: oops, as RiderOfGiraffes points out, I have mistaken his identity]
Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#8The Paulina article links to a blog post by Jacques. here's the HN discussion of that post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2245063
I'm actually reading your book right now (took a break to check HN). It's very good, quite impressive really. I've been around a while and I'm learning quite a bit from it. Nice work! [EDIT: oops, as RiderOfGiraffes points out, I have mistaken his identity]
That's cool.
No, wait, my book? I haven't written a book.
Have I?
Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm actually reading your book right now (took a break to check HN). It's very good, quite impressive really. I've been around a while and I'm learning quite a bit from it. Nice work! [EDIT: oops, as RiderOfGiraffes points out, I have mistaken his identity]
That's cool. No, wait, my book? I haven't written a book. Have I?
So sorry- I confused your handle. This site is such a PITA with my iphone that I didn't trouble to double-check (and the app I bought for it is crashing every time I try to post). After reading your comment I went to a computer and verified that I had, indeed, fucked up.
But, anyway, since I brought it up, the book I'm checking out is here: http://exilelifestyle.com/learn-network-better/ It contains a similar point-of-view as the article here, but, of course, has a lot more depth. Networking is something I'm very bad at, and so I'm interested in learning more about it. I don't want to make a career out of it. I just want to be able to do it well in the appropriate situations. I'm pretty much a social clod left to my natural state.
Re: Paulina Sygulska on: How to network effectively
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's cool. No, wait, my book? I haven't written a book. Have I?
So sorry- I confused your handle. This site is such a PITA with my iphone that I didn't trouble to double-check (and the app I bought for it is crashing every time I try to post). After reading your comment I went to a computer and verified that I had, indeed, fucked up. But, anyway, since I brought it up, the book I'm checking out is here: http://exilelifestyle.com/learn-network-better/ It contains a similar point-o…
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