You’ll find passionate, interesting people everywhere, and those connections will be helpful sooner than you think. Just make sure to follow up. – Jacob Mathison, Mathison Projects Inc.

Weaker social connections may be more helpful in finding new employment opportunities than close friends, according to a new study published in the journal Science, which conducted a large-scale ...

Still, connecting with people is hard whether you’re introverted, starting over, have an intimidating RBF, or simply want to make basic human connections.

Business and personal success is all about making the right connections–new colleagues, employees, customers, friends, and partners–and finding the people who will lead you to new ...

Instead, as he put it: “Did you know LinkedIn took ‘don’t connect to people you don’t know’ out of their T&C’s in … 2018?” That was intriguing. No, I admit I did not know that.

3. Connect With Your Organization's Leader. As a new nonprofit professional, it is essential to collaborate with your nonprofit leader to strategize the rooms you need to be in order to network.