In today’s competitive job market, having the right skills and experience is only part of the equation. Building a strong professional network can be the key to unlocking new career opportunities, ...

Overview: LinkedIn in 2026 is more than a resume platform, it’s a visibility engine powered by AI-driven search and engagement algorithms.Success depends on pro ...

Over half of 2023's prospective MBA students cited building their professional networks as the primary motivation for pursuing their degree. So what is professional networking and why do some of the ...

Networking presents invaluable opportunities to expand connections, build rapport, and establish relationships that advance professional goals. Events can cover an array of contexts, from large-scale ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Andy Molinsky helps young professionals navigate workplace success. After years of Zoom fatigue, in-person networking is making a ...

You may be surprised to learn that the job opportunities that are advertised online or through the Bates Center for Purposeful Work represent only about 20 percent of all the jobs that are available.

Most people I know hate networking. The very word can conjure unpleasant connotations for so many of us. This aversion is why a full re-framing of networking is so important, especially as we progress ...

If you ask anyone how they got where they are today, you'll quickly learn that many successful business professionals have connections. These connections, however, were likely not handed to them.

As if job fairs, networking events and coffee chats weren’t tricky enough, now we must network online, too. For some, the idea of contacting a stranger from a keyboard feels easier and less personal.

“I’m not looking to go viral,” says Sharon Obasi of her use of LinkedIn. “I’m looking just to be authentic, make connections and see how other people are approaching similar topics.” Obasi, a ...

Do you shudder at the thought of “networking”? We get it. That’s why we asked four faculty members to share their thoughts and expertise on networking for Husker students. Read on for their ...