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@EllenPapineau@HelpingSpartans I have found that the people sitting near me in the office are the best people to bounce ideas off of. They are always willing to help. You just have to ask! #MSUlearn
@SpartansHHI@HelpingSpartans Working with others naturally will start some relationships. You need to get involved if you want to make those beneficial connections #MSUlearn (also, you're gifs are great!)
@EllenPapineau@HelpingSpartans It is always nice when someone makes the effort to support you professionally. As a young employee, any help I can get is great! I think that once you start to find those professional relationship, you have the opportunity to foster a mentorship relationship #MSUlearn
A3: in a blog post MSU Alumnus & cofounder of @bamboodetroit, @amanda_jenn once said stretching out into your larger industry can have a great impact: https://t.co/V6ttFXwhwV #msulearn
@ed_tillett@HelpingSpartans Great advice! Its always easy to make relationships with people who are similar to you or close in age, but you can learn the most from the people with different experiences. What would you suggest to a young employee do to get to know the more experienced worker in their office?
@JeremyBlaney@HelpingSpartans You can become an "expert" in your role, but it is impossible to learn everything about other roles and careers. So, you should create a network of individuals from diverse backgrounds. How do you start a connection with someone who does a job you know nothing about? #MSUlearn
@SpartansHHI@HelpingSpartans It is the worst when you put effort into helping someone else but they do not help you in return. Do you think all professional relationships need to be mutually beneficially? or should someone help anyone in need at work?
@MsDiMaria@HelpingSpartans Through this internship I have realized how much social media can do for you! I am going to grow my connections now that I know this it can be used as a tool. I do not think too many people my age think about what Twitter can do for you.
@DStan58@HelpingSpartans I think you need to establish boundaries in the relationship and naturally as you get to know each other better and work together longer it becomes more acceptable to share details about yourself. You do not want to scare someone away by being too nosey! #MSUlearn
@oliviamvaden @HelpingSpartans I agree. When building your network you should consider all of the potential fields and career paths you may enter. Even if you never see yourself in that career it doesn't hurt to have a connection in the field. #msulearn
I have already learned so much from the people around me at my internship. You're professional relationships can teach you so many useful skills and information #MSUlearn https://t.co/OaTvpdG23o
@HelpingSpartans A1: Sharing ideas about best practices, ways that you can help someone else and possibly they can help you. Professional differs in that the focus is on your career, job, etc. #MSULearn
@MsDiMaria@HelpingSpartans Having a broad network is always useful because you never know when you will be where and when you will need a contact #MSUlearn
@DStan58@HelpingSpartans I think developing a professional relationship is mutually beneficial. Both individuals can learn, network, and achieve a goal