Building Trust to Build a Network

By: Tiffany Pham

Narrated by: Tiffany Pham

Networking: It’s the most effective way to build a career, right? It is if you do it the right way, building trust along with your list of contacts. Tiffany Pham, author of You Are a Mogul, shows you how making connections is just the start. How you treat them is what really matters.

Pham teaches you how to be a giver and not an exploiter, treating your network as a collection of lasting friendships that require nurturing and communication. She shares how networking can help you conquer imposter syndrome by giving you opportunities to show your strengths.

Key Takeaways:

• How to think of networking as building friendships

• Expand - and impress - your network by volunteering your skills

• How to overcome “imposter syndrome” by taking a chance on yourself

• How even the most mundane role can lead to a dream job

• Be a giver in your professional connections, not just an exploiter

• How to keep communication going so your networking lasts

About the Mentor:

Tiffany Pham, author of You Are a Mogul, is founder and CEO of Mogul, one of the largest platforms for women worldwide, enabling them to connect, share information, and access knowledge from each other. She was named one of Forbes’s “30 Under 30” in media and one of Business Insider’s “30 Most Important Women Under 30” in technology, among many other honors.

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Well narrated.

Than You for great points of usefulness. Loved the tempo and her key points wrap up!

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Good advice, too bad it’s wrapped in woke garbage

To the author: you’re not a victim, you haven’t been oppressed. You are race baiting by talking about how you were worried you’d be oppressed because you’re a ‘minority’ (news flash Asians account for 60% of the world’s population). In your next breath you go on to say you had an idyllic childhood in Paris, then you say you went to an Ivy League school and got your break from connections. You e lived a privileged life, lady.
And all that is fine and dandy but you left one big part out. You never corrected your initial statement, you only provided evidence to the contrary.