LinkedIn can either be one of your most valuable assets for networking, or a social media page you made 2 years ago and never looked back. If you want it to be the first, knowing the general Do’s and Don’ts for the website is essential.

There’s more to networking than just adding acquaintances on LinkedIn. Knowing an insider in a company is a much easier way to get in rather than the usual way (sending applications left and right).

Networking isn’t just something you do here and there. Rather, it should play an important part in your career-life.

If you’re not too experienced with attending networking events, Forbes came up with 6 easy icebreakers to help you get started.

If you want to meet people outside your work, you can check out the list of meetup / networking websites.

Besides LinkedIn, there are a bunch of other networking apps out there, such as Weave or Caliber. Check out the link for more.

When going on networking events, you should go with a purpose. You don’t want to be sitting in the corner for an hour with a drink, and then heading back home defeated. The article explains how you can leverage such events better.

When going on networking events, you should go with a purpose. You don’t want to be sitting in the corner for an hour with a drink, and then heading back home defeated. The article explains how you can leverage such events better.

If you’re not a super-extrovert, networking might seem like a scary concept. The article explains how to get out of your comfort zone, step by step.

Networking is vital but it’s not enough. Making friends is what counts. You know what people say - you are the average of your 5 closest people. Choose wisely.