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WorksheetsNetworking skills
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
Networking skills are the ability to make contacts through a process that is two-way
False
True
How to improve networking skills
Sleep and Eat
Practice improving communication habits and practice active listening
The best conversationalists are people who can
Ask other people interesting question
Talk comfortably on a wide range of topics
Always pick up the conversation when others run out of the things to say
If you are having a difficult time getting conversation started or if you are uncomfortable with networking, you should
Wait for someone to approach you to begin conversation
Admit that sometimes these functions are awkward for you and ask the person for tips on hos he/she goes about getting to know someone
Try meeting people around the food table and talk about how great the caviar tastes
Choose the correct answer. What important networking skills to have?
i) communication
ii) social skills
iii) negativity
iv) active listnening
i.ii.iii
ii.iii.iv
i,ii,iv
i,ii,iii,iv
Social skills is are the verbal and nonverbal skills that you use to interact with others. They include not only words but also gestures, body language and your personal appearance. It also includes friendliness, which conveys honesty and kindness
TRUE
FALSE
This is the ways to boost your networking skills, except:
Building relationship
Staying positive
Go to jogging
Work on your communication skills
What is types of networks?
i) formal and informal networks
ii) national network
iii) regional networks
iv) tailor made networks
v) event networks
I, II, III
I, II, III, IV, V
II, IV, V
I, III, IV, V
How to apply networking skills in Workplace?
i) Read body language
ii) Practice active listening
iii) Gossiping
I, II, III
I, II
II, III
I, III
It is important networking skills?
YES
NO
Those following is the simple networking tip for students except:
i) get involved in campus
ii) develop your online presence
iii) sleeping
III
I, II, III
III, II
I, III
If you are networking and someone latches on to you and follows you everywhere, you should:
politely involve him/her in all conversations
tell him/her to get lost
excuse yourself from him/ her, indicating that you have to meet with someone or perhaps visit the restroom
When preparing for a networking function, you should:
keep up to date on current events, world affairs, emerging business trends and state-of-the-art management or leadership concepts
ask the host in advance for a list of the guests and their backgrounds
bring a small note pad and pen to write down contact information or schedule meetings
The best way to show respect for what someone else is saying is to:
compliment him/her on what he/she has said
ask others to join your conversation to hear what he/she is saying
be a good listener, provide responsive gestures and ask good follow-up questions
When meeting someone at a networking function, you should begin the conversation with:
casual conversation about the weather, sports, movies, pets or common interests
a brief background on your career and the type of new position you are seeking
question about his/her career or why he/she is attending the function.
