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Day 4 of NUST Orientation Week!
We continued recruiting freshmen to join @amnesty_zim -NUST Club, advocating for human rights.
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2. Focus on Giving First
The fastest way to stand out in someone’s network? Add value before you ask for anything. Share useful resources, make introductions, or offer your skills where they’re needed.
A strong network is built on trust, not transactions. Start with giving value, stay visible, and be consistent. If you want to sharpen your networking skills, Follow the Careers | Opportunities WhatsApp Channel, it is an excellent resource to help you connect with confidence.
1. Start with People You Already Know
Your current contacts (friends, colleagues, classmates) are the easiest way to start. Let them know what you’re working on and the type of opportunities you’re seeking.
5. Build a Reputation, Not Just a Contact List
Your network grows stronger when people know you as someone reliable, knowledgeable, and generous with your time.