Quiz 1.4 Networking Online

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When should you address someone using their last name? Choose the correct response.
- When they are a peer or in a position similar to yours.
- When they are in management or another position of power.
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2. Question
How do you “break the ice” when connecting with someone online? Select all that apply.
- Include a joke to lighten the tone of the message.
- Introduce yourself with your name and a little information about you.
- Include a smiley face to show you are friendly.
- Mention something you know about the person you're connecting with, such as an accomplishment or skill that they possess.
- Criticize the accomplishments of the person you're connecting with.
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Why is it important to make it clear that you are contacting someone individually and not just sending mass, generic emails?
- If someone thinks they're receiving a mass email, they are less likely to reply.
- It may hurt their feelings to receive a mass email.
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What should you NOT include when making contact for the first time? Select all that apply.
- A brief introduction of who you are.
- An explanation for why you are making contact.
- An unspecific greeting such as "To Whom It May Concern."
- A request for a short phone call.
- A request that they hire you.
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What is something you should NOT ask for when making a new connection?
- Information about their salary.
- An introduction to another professional working in the field.
- An informational phone call.
- Advice on how to get started in an industry.
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6. Question
It’s your turn! Based on the examples given in this lesson, write a sample introductory message that you could send to a possible new contact. Use one of the situations listed below, or a likely situation based on your professional field, as the prompt for your message:

1. You are writing to ask for information on what the recipient’s job is like, since you hope to someday have a similar position.

2. You are writing to ask for insight about the recipient’s company’s values because you have an upcoming interview there.

3. You were inspired by a recent article written by the recipient, and would like to hear more about that topic.
- This response will be reviewed and graded after submission.

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