I know I need more self-discipline, better focus, and a stronger mindset to really stay consistent. I’ve started making small changes, but staying motivated every day isn’t always easy, especially when progress feels slow. ( I am 21 college student about to graduate next spring in undergrad) For…
In my previous positions this was frowned upon and this was not integral. But I’ve noticed when certain individuals ask me to do something. I would want to speak with my direct superior directly first. But these persons are or have no authority and go over my head and do not give me the…
I work in a unique department at a remote company where each of us on the team have vastly different roles and responsibilities that support the department as a whole. Unlike for instance, the marketing department or social media department where each person on the…
I’m trying to get serious about building a solid financial foundation for myself, but honestly, I’m not sure where to start or what steps matter most. I want to get better at budgeting, saving, and maybe even investing down the line, but it feels overwhelming with everything else going…
Lately I’ve been realizing how much I need more structure in my life. Between work, school, and personal goals, I feel like I’m constantly playing catch-up and not really making the progress I want. I’ve got big dreams, but I struggle with consistency and staying on top of things without burning…
I’m at a stage where I really want to level up in life—career-wise and personally. I’ve been thinking a lot about going back to school or getting some kind of certification, but I’m not totally sure what direction to take. I want something that’ll actually help me build a stable career and open up ne…
Share your insight
Join an authentic community that helps women support each other at work. Share your professional experience or ask for advice — you can even post anonymously.
Alexis Gladstone
Business is all about relationships; internal and external. Networking is critical at all stages of your career. You not only need to network but nurture those connections. As someone already said, you don't network just for a job, you also do it for potential strategic partners, customers, and referrals.
Plus, as we all know in this day and age, nothing is guaranteed in the working world. You never know when you may choose, or be forced to look for a new role. Having a strong network already in place BEFORE you need it is easier than building it WHEN you need it!
Anonymous
You are absolutely correct. Thank you.
Anonymous
Network connections are not just potential employers. They are potential customers, partners, referral sources.