How to network in consulting | Networking 101 guide for college students & professionals at work

In consulting, networking feels fake and transactional so how can we really network in consulting, network with people the right way? I cover a step by step networking 101 guide on how to network with tips for college / university students and professionals at work.

I share my top tips on how to network in your job, corporate career and how to improve your networking. Let me know what you think in the Youtube comments below.

🎬 WANT TO SKIP AHEAD?
00:00 My thoughts on networking
01:45 Step 1 - Identify
03:00 Step 2 - Find
04:27 Step 3 - Build
06:11 Step 4 - Maintain
07:20 Bonus tip


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🙋WHO AM I?
I'm Kajol, a Big 4 Senior Manager working in London, UK. In my spare time, I post content to do with career and life. My aim is to help you have more happier and successful work lives.

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👩‍💻 MY APPROACH TO CONTENT CREATION
All videos are based on my four years of experience working in consulting. Topics where I've had no real life experience is based on research and 1-1 interviews with consultants who have the relevant knowledge.

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My views do not represent the views of any company that I've mentioned in my video. Please do note that if I talk about a UK firm, counterparts in other countries are not always the same.