From the
Employment and Learning Computer Lab:
When looking
for a job, there are many ways to network, including people you know such as
family, relatives, friends and even neighbors. Some others include:
- Former supervisors and colleagues
- Group leaders, such as members of the clergy or clubs
- Classmates or instructors
- Service and professional people
- Fellow commuters, customers and patrons
- Former customers, clients or even competitors
- Parents of your children’s friends
- Children’s teachers, coaches or counsellors
- People you meet at special occasions, such as weddings and a parties
- Casual acquaintances, including friends of friends
- Special interest groups and clubs
- Professionals, such as dentists, lawyers, doctors, repair persons
