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What networking apps and websites should I be on?
What networking apps and websites should I be on?
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Bailey’s Answer
Hello Zoe! You've asked a fantastic question about resources for networking. Here's a quick action plan for getting started with these recommended apps and websites:
1. LinkedIn:
a. Sign up for an account at if you don't have one already.
b. Complete your profile by adding a profile photo, professional headline, work and educational background, skills, accomplishments, and any other important work-related information.
c. Start connecting with friends, colleagues, and people in your industry.
d. Engage with others by liking or commenting on their posts, posting your own content, and joining relevant groups or discussions.
2. Handshake:
a. check if your college or university is a partner, and sign up for an account.
b. Complete your profile with accurate information about your education, work experience, and skills.
c. Explore job and internship opportunities, events, and resources tailored for students and alumni.
d. Connect with employers, peers, and recruiters on the platform.
3. CareerBuilder:
a. Visit the website and create an account.
b. Upload your resume and edit your profile with all of your work experiences, skills, and other relevant information.
c. Search for job openings, internships, and networking events in your desired field.
d. Apply for jobs through the website and keep track of your progress.
4. GroupMe:
a. Download the GroupMe app on your smartphone from the App Store or Google Play.
b. Sign up for an account and complete your user profile.
c. Connect with your friends, family, colleagues, and people from professional associations.
d. Use the app to chat with existing contacts, discuss ideas or projects, and network with professionals with shared interests.
Remember that networking is about building genuine relationships and helping others. Good luck with your networking journey!
1. LinkedIn:
a. Sign up for an account at if you don't have one already.
b. Complete your profile by adding a profile photo, professional headline, work and educational background, skills, accomplishments, and any other important work-related information.
c. Start connecting with friends, colleagues, and people in your industry.
d. Engage with others by liking or commenting on their posts, posting your own content, and joining relevant groups or discussions.
2. Handshake:
a. check if your college or university is a partner, and sign up for an account.
b. Complete your profile with accurate information about your education, work experience, and skills.
c. Explore job and internship opportunities, events, and resources tailored for students and alumni.
d. Connect with employers, peers, and recruiters on the platform.
3. CareerBuilder:
a. Visit the website and create an account.
b. Upload your resume and edit your profile with all of your work experiences, skills, and other relevant information.
c. Search for job openings, internships, and networking events in your desired field.
d. Apply for jobs through the website and keep track of your progress.
4. GroupMe:
a. Download the GroupMe app on your smartphone from the App Store or Google Play.
b. Sign up for an account and complete your user profile.
c. Connect with your friends, family, colleagues, and people from professional associations.
d. Use the app to chat with existing contacts, discuss ideas or projects, and network with professionals with shared interests.
Remember that networking is about building genuine relationships and helping others. Good luck with your networking journey!
Latricia Friend, MBA, CHM
Consultant and Trainer in Hospitality/Private Service
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Hi, Zoe
Depending on the industry or roles that you are interested in, there are professional associations that could benefit your networking and job search goals.
For example, if you are interested in various chef roles in the culinary industry, I recommend
+ American Culinary Federation,
+ International Association of Culinary Professionals
+ National Restaurant Association
They each offer student memberships at a reduced cost, in-person/virtual networking events, and several resource pages and partnerships.
Just search on "INDUSTRY"+Assocations and "ROLE"+Associations for great results.
Cheering for your success!
Depending on the industry or roles that you are interested in, there are professional associations that could benefit your networking and job search goals.
For example, if you are interested in various chef roles in the culinary industry, I recommend
+ American Culinary Federation,
+ International Association of Culinary Professionals
+ National Restaurant Association
They each offer student memberships at a reduced cost, in-person/virtual networking events, and several resource pages and partnerships.
Just search on "INDUSTRY"+Assocations and "ROLE"+Associations for great results.
Cheering for your success!