Networking these days is even more important than ever -- especially given that millions of people have lost their jobs due to the pandemic. Networking is also critical for business leaders who are seeking new ways to grow -- finding new customers, partners, and talented people who can help them innovate or gain access to new markets.
To network effectively these days, you have to do all the right things that mattered before the pandemic without being in close physical proximity.
Here are five rules for networking during the pandemic.
Ask an intermediary who knows you and the person you are trying to meet to make the introduction. If that intermediary is trusted and knows both of you well then the initial meeting will benefit both of you more.
Such introductions happen much more naturally when people are attending business conferences in person. Consider the case of medical student what can you do with a computer science degree Camazine who was looking forward to attending a conference with others in the field of trauma surgery this September.
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