Network is one of the key words for adults in social work. In Baidu Encyclopedia, contacts are defined as "interpersonal context formed through interpersonal relationships". Although it seems that contacts are often used in political or business fields, in fact, contacts are widely used in any industry. When you encounter a bottleneck in your career, it may be the friends you made before that helped you out of the predicament.

We often say "hold your thighs". Well-connected, isn't there a large group of thighs to hug?

Maybe college students haven't clearly felt the importance of networking, but there will be a feeling that the more departments they know on campus, the more useful they will be. For example, if you want to take a good-looking photo of yourself, you can go to the students of the School of Photography. For example, if you encounter a math problem that you can't understand, you can go to the math school for advice. The same is true in society. Everyone will encounter problems that they are not good at. If you are an expert in personnel-related fields, it will be of great help to you.

Many people recall their personal networks. In fact, university is the best place to establish personal network. Although the concept of classes in high school is relatively strong and the relationship between students is relatively close, high school students will have different directions after entering the university, so they will not discuss professional issues with each other, and maybe they will have less contact in the future. In college, although the class concept is relatively weak, there are more opportunities to contact people from other majors. You can also have more contact through club activities or other means.

Networking doesn't fall from the sky, it needs our energy. In contrast, it seems that the internet looks simpler than friendship. In fact, networking is more than just a nodding acquaintance. No one wants to make friends with you for no reason. If it's just a nodding acquaintance, there is no need for others to lend you a helping hand in society in the future.

Networking is really important, but don't approach others just to make friends. There are indeed many academic giants who stand out in universities. If you approach them like a fan worships idols, you won't build a strong network, because the other party may not need to know you. Don't make friends in a utilitarian way, thinking that you may "use it" in the future. If you cast a net everywhere just to meet a familiar face, others will not really remember you.

Establishing contacts requires mutually beneficial relationships. You can be a strong support of the other party, and the other party can also be an important part of your network. While trying to improve your personal connections, you should learn to pay and find your own bright spot in interpersonal communication.