Post: #51

the guy that got the job offer rejected it and referred me.

Post: #52

I'm on a crew building houses, my cousin got me the job (he works here, good friends with the boss.)

Post: #53

(03-26-2017 03:44 AM)El Padrone Wrote:  Really grateful for this thread. Impressed on me the importance of networking. Thanks to all you guys especially Aneroid.

I'm about to put in practice something I read about how best to go about Networking.

It says to get in touch and appreciate something the person put out or did, and to take it from there.

Is this good??? Is that how you guys would have done it?? If not, what do you suggest as the best way to Network especially if you're in the early stages of a career.

Gracias.

You're welcome. The first part of networking is providing value (bringing value to the table). Thomas obviously knows that and covered the topic better than I could in a single post. Best of luck, feel free to PM me if you have questions, but I doubt you'll have many if you study Thomas' guide and many links. Very thorough, I'll be reading through. Repped!

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indeed.com. 75k

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Networking.

One of my classmates had been working on a small bank. He got an offer to go back West Coast, so I asked him to throw my name over to take his place. That and once I was in contact with them I mentioned I had another offer(which I did, just not one I was enthusiastic about) and I got called very quick to interview. Killed the interview and got it. I think what helped set me apart was bringing in work samples far above what your average grad(no previous finance experience) would be capable of doing.