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Social Networking Friends vs. Real Life Friends | Almost Savvy

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I’m sure this has been going on since the early days of humans interacting and forming communities. Do use the 80-20 Rule–tweeting more engaging industry, trade news,answering client questions etc and less about me v. No, gathering with our friends, sharing news and planning events is not new. shameless promotion.

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New Tool Makes My Email Work Harder and Smarter

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I’ve built a wide network of people that spans countries, industries, and areas of expertise and interests. The good news about this is that I’ve had the chance to get to know some many awesome people I’d never have known otherwise. It is impossible to keep up with who I know from where.

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I Didn't Think You Meant *That* Kind of Pink Slip

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Participate in local and industry-specific networking groups. It’s amazing what opportunities you can find in other industries that require the same work… but under a different name! Focus on skills and opportunities, not job titles. These are a wonderful source of support and career-related resources. Keep it positive.

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Business Cards - So Important or So Over?

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On the subject of headshots, if you work in marketing/advertising/PR/HR/sales/service or any other industry where you constantly meet people, trade information, and hand out your business card as liberally as you shake someone’s hand or sign a contract, then it is a must to have your picture.