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“Hi Mary, this is Susan Wald. We met the other day at industry mixer. I was wondering if I could take you up on that coffee sometime this week so I can bounce some ideas off you. Let me know if you’re free.”
This is an example of what stage of networking?
You have been hired by your city for a special task, and you are going to meet an important city official. Write down how you would introduce yourself to this person, including how you would describe your profession.
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Order the dialogue below to make a logical conversation.
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If someone is a teacher, that means they work in:
What can you talk about while networking?
Match the phrases to create logical sentences.
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I can't believe we both…
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How did you get involved with…
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Can I ask you more about…
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Which of the options below are polite ways to end a conversation? Select all that apply.
On the left are simple descriptions of where someone might work. Match the more descriptive explanations with each one.
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I work for Netflix.
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I work for Nestle.
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I work for the Guiri Bar and Grill.
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