A lawyer's guide to networking

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Where to find it

Law Library — 2nd Floor Collection (2nd floor)

Call Number
KF316.5 .S64 2006
Status
Available

Summary

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Contents

  • Acknowledgments p. 9
  • Introduction and Instructions p. 11
  • Roster of Quoted Networkers p. 13
  • A Networking Tale p. 17
  • Chapter 1 Networking Defined p. 19
  • What Is Networking? p. 19
  • What Networking Is Not p. 21
  • Why Network? p. 22
  • Networkers Around You p. 23
  • Chapter 2 The Study of Networking p. 25
  • Chapter 3 Your Current Network p. 29
  • Friends and Friendship p. 29
  • 12 Magic Circles p. 32
  • Ten Rules of Networking p. 39
  • Reconnecting with Your Existing Network p. 41
  • Reconnected: Now What? p. 45
  • How New and Deep Friendships and Business Relations Grow out of Networking p. 45
  • Keeping Your Priorities Straight p. 48
  • Chapter 4 Barriers and Opportunities p. 49
  • Karma, the Favor Bank and the Golden Rule p. 49
  • Fear and Fun of Networking p. 51
  • What to do About External Barriers to Networking p. 52
  • Networking Should Be Enjoyable p. 56
  • What Are Networking Types? p. 58
  • Where to Network p. 60
  • Chapter 5 The Nuts and Bolts of Networking p. 63
  • How to Prepare for Networking Conversations p. 63
  • The Elevator Pitch p. 64
  • How to Enjoy a Conversation at a Networking Event p. 67
  • After the Opening Line: Now What? p. 74
  • Caution About Cocktail Party Etiquette p. 76
  • After the Conversation p. 76
  • Chapter 6 Internal Networking p. 77
  • The Need to Network Inside Law Firms p. 78
  • Specific Tips for In-house Lawyers p. 80
  • Networking in Law Schools p. 81
  • Chapter 7 Networking in Your Community and in the Profession p. 83
  • Are You Already Active in Your Community? p. 83
  • A Trip Down Memory Lane...To Recharge Your Present p. 85
  • Moving Forward p. 87
  • Networking in the Profession p. 87
  • Chapter 8 Networking for Business Development p. 91
  • Business Development vs. Networking p. 91
  • The Long-Term Proposition p. 91
  • A True Story p. 93
  • Case Study p. 94
  • Another True Story p. 96
  • Common Networking Mistakes p. 98
  • Chapter 9 Networking for Your Next Job p. 99
  • General Networking vs. Networking for a Job p. 99
  • When It's Networking and When It's an Interview and How to Tell the Difference p. 100
  • Networking While Currently in a Job p. 103
  • Networking While in Transition p. 104
  • A True Story p. 109
  • Another True Story p. 110
  • Case Study p. 112
  • And Speaking of Recruiter Relations p. 115
  • Networking Requests p. 115
  • Looking Back on Their Careers p. 116
  • Chapter 10 Follow-Up and Databases p. 119
  • Follow-Up p. 119
  • Cautionary Tale p. 123
  • Databases p. 123
  • What to Track p. 124
  • Today's Project p. 126
  • A Final Thought p. 129
  • About the Author p. 131

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