Staying ahead in any industry requires continuous networking and education, but with countless options available, making the right choices can be challenging. It’s important for you to focus on the ...

Cedar Park business owners and professionals have several opportunities for networking and professional development this quarter through several events hosted by Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce.

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This event brings together campus departments that are seeking students for spring and summer opportunities, providing an opportunity for students to network and learn about potential experiences. It ...

Many professionals find networking and job hunting stressful and intimidating. LinkedIn, social media, and online job boards have eliminated the literal legwork, but networking can still be ...

Professional networking is the process of not just building but maintaining relationships with people who can provide guidance, share opportunities, and support your career aspirations. These are ...

Networking is a way to build professional relationships and gather information. As you network, you’ll meet people who can share information about what they do, where they work, and how their career ...

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It is no secret that having a robust professional network is important, but the impact of your network depends on the breadth of your connections. We tend to gravitate toward people who possess ...

This content was created by The Chronicle’s editorial team, supported by a grant from Ascendium. Read our policies on foundation support. E rica Li’s parents immigrated to the United States from ...

It was the first day of graduate school. I was sitting in a classroom with 30 or so other first-year students. During a break in the class, the person in front of me turned around, and said, “Hi, I’m ...