2. Participate in various lectures and exchange activities in the school, make more like-minded friends, and accumulate high-quality contacts inside and outside the school;
3. Through part-time, internship or participation in college students' entrepreneurial activities, take the initiative to contact and communicate with enterprises or business owners, discuss cooperation, and obtain high-quality business resources and contacts;
4. Get the opportunities and information of off-campus activities through the Internet platform, and contact or join some formal social organizations for study or exchange, so as to expand more corporate executives and lay the foundation for obtaining high-quality off-campus contacts;
5. Participate in training activities organized inside and outside the school, constantly improve yourself, learn to integrate resources, and bring more high-quality contacts to yourself with your own high-quality contacts to form a virtuous circle;
6. Get high-quality contacts through talent training programs/business incubation programs /IP incubation programs/public welfare training camps organized by some entrepreneurs, corporate executives or companies and social organizations.
In addition, I think the underlying logic of obtaining high-quality contacts is a closed loop of the following four points:
1, and strive to become better; 2. Find channels to meet many excellent people; 3. Create opportunities for these excellent people to know you; 4. Let these excellent people who know you know that you are also excellent, and let them know what specific abilities you have that can match each other!
Therefore, only if we are good enough and have the opportunity to become high-quality contacts of others, can we really expand and maintain more valuable contacts, and can we really let high-quality contacts help our workplace and career development.
Of course, in the process of expanding contacts, I think even the old-timers on the social field may have stepped on some pits (I won't state the big pits and small depressions I stepped on for the time being, and I will have the opportunity to welcome college students and industry seniors to exchange guidance in the future).
So finally, I want to share five truths about expanding contacts:
1. Make clear the values, goals and needs of yourself and each other, and avoid too much ineffective social interaction!
2, there are ways and purposes, mutual benefit, but not too utilitarian!
It is very important to master basic legal knowledge and enhance social knowledge. Beware of being cheated!
4, practice makes perfect, don't refuse to try because you are afraid of stepping on the pit!
5. Give opportunities to those who are prepared, constantly improve themselves, and don't forget to plant grass when chasing horses!