Top 10 Reasons / Benefits of Networking | Dean Lindsay

Posted by Dean Lindsay, Author & Super Fun Business Speaker in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX on Jun 05, 2009

Dean Lindsay, recognized as a ‘Sales-and-networking guru’ by the Dallas Business Journal, is the founder of The Progress Agents – a workshop company and consulting firm dedicated to empowering progress in sales, service, and workplace performance.

Top Ten Benefits of Networking

As William Allman, the author of Stone Age Present, states,
The key to our species’ success is our great skill in making close alliances with others.  True enough.  Dean Lindsay says: There are many benefits to harnessing the power of networking and Cracking the Networking CODE.   Here are the Top Ten:

1.    Friendships and support 

2.    Advice and access to different points of view

3.    New career paths, employment, and business opportunities

4.    Referrals and introductions to professionals and quality prospects

5.    Important information (Market/organizational shifts, upcoming events, etc.)

6.    Promotions or lateral moves within your organization

7.    Unique sales ideas from sales professionals in other fields

8.    Introductions to quality vendors and resources

9.    Advocates within related organizations and industries

10.  More sales

 You have to accept that no matter where you work, you are not an employee;  you are in a business with one employee – yourself." - Andrew S. Grove

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You can't achieve your best in business without learning the  all-important art of connecting. Dean Lindsay's rip-roaring CODE Cracking Boot Camp, based on his best selling business book Cracking the Networking CODE: 4 Steps to Priceless Relationships, is filled with fresh insights to build meaningful, profitable, win-win relationships for business and life.






ENDORSEMENTS:

"Dean Lindsay is a true networking expert."
- Jan Schleicher,
Host of Inside Business Success

Cracking the Networking CODE is recommended reading by the United Professional Sales Association and Profit magazineThe Dallas Morning News says the book serves up "networking advice with wisdom, humor and concise guidance."


Cracking the Networking CODE


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