Grow CA, CS, GST Practice by Networking

Written By PracticeGuru dated: 1st Feb, 2021

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Dear Professionals, welcome back to PracticeGuru Blogs. We are always happy to help Professionals like CA, CS, Lawyers to grow with help of our content on this station. We try to keep episodes short but full of value considering the time constraints faced by professionals.

Its a fact that developing networking skills is essential for every professional. Considering this; In todays episode, we will learn best practices of Networking in detail.

1. Networking is more about farming than hunting. It is also not about collecting maximum number of cards. Networking is about building new relationships and nurturing old ones.

2. In networking, one has to give first, to get back. If you are looking only to gain, then you will fail. One has to always look for opportunities to contribute to others, help others. Once they can see that you are helpful person, they are obliged to give you back.

3. Always show interest in other people, ask them questions about their business and where you can help them. In return they will do the same with you.

4. Always Remember, Your network is your Net worth. For Business to flourish, you have to build relations and trust. Business is all about people.

5. Look for good networking events and attend them. Carry enough cards and be well dressed and well groomed. Keep your business introduction ready and practice it well. Take initiative and speak to people. Take appointments for further meetings. Always follow up after the event.

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