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"There are three kinds of people in the world: people who make things happen, people who watch things happen, and people who get knocked over the head and then say, 'What happened'?"
   James Treybif, President and Founder of Tandem Computers

Being able to develop professional relationships is a valuable job search tool. Developing such relationships requires networking skills, which are critical to career success in today's legal market. The reality is that approximately 80% of all available positions are not advertised, and the few that are advertised, are not necessarily the best positions. Therefore, to reach this "hidden job market", you must embark on a continuous process of networking - seeking information and making contacts. Through networking, you can be one of the people who "make things happen".

 Networking Links

What is Networking?
How to Start Networking
How to Approach a Contact for Assistance
How to Conduct an In-Person Meeting
Maintaining Your Network of Contacts