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Networking
While “networking” has been a buzzword for many years now, it still remains a very important and career-enhancing activity. Networking can find you future collaborators, jobs, graduate students, postdocs, friends, mentors, symposium and meeting opportunities, and much more. You should begin developing your network as a graduate student with your fellow students, postdocs in the department, and your teachers. As you begin attending meetings, you will meet other students and researchers in your field. Keep in touch with them through email and at other meetings, as appropriate. Here are a couple sites with information that you may find useful:*
Career Networking Do's and Don'ts
Networking Your Way to a New Job
Be Politically Astute, But Don't Play Politics
More Than Just a Job-Seeking Tool
Network Your Way Into Work Explore the World at Your Bench
Networking: As Easy As Making Friends
How
to Develop Opportunities Through Networking
Networking:
A Career Necessity
Networking:
Developing Mutually Beneficial Relationships
Networking
on the Network: A Guide to Professional Skills for PhD Students *APS does not endorse or assume responsibility for the information posted on these web sites
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