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Relationships at Work

How to Authentically Network Within Your Company

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Relationships at Work

By: Rachel Simon
Narrated by: Rachel B. Simon
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In Relationships at Work, executive Rachel B. Simon shares her proven approach to demystify the art of networking. As a frequent speaker and panelist, Rachel offers her unique perspective with simple, yet often overlooked, tips to organically build relationships across departments and chains of command. Packed with more than 200 examples, she outlines practical, tactical guidance for planting and nurturing the seeds of a reciprocal network and enjoying the blossoms of success.

This book is for everyone who seeks broader and deeper relationships with their colleagues. It’s designed with a comprehensive list of strategies to form human connections and create a meaningful impact in the workplace. Listeners will hold the power to improve the way they collaborate with coworkers, accomplish goals, and quite possibly change the trajectory of their careers.

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Recently, I was given the task of creating a presentation for my colleagues on the topic of relationship building. Over the past seven years, I have successfully built an extensive network within my organization, including colleagues, adminstrators, and staff in several school districts. Additionally, attending multiple conferences, and communicating with vendors has significantly contributed to the growth of my network.

While researching for this presentation, I was thrilled to discover the PERFECT book that offers invaluable tips and practical examples on how to excel in network building. I found many of Rachel's experiences to be relatable. Not only does she provide tips on what to do to help build your network, but there is also a chapter regarding what not to do.

Rachel's book has provided me with the knowledge and confidence I need to present on this topic. Thanks Rachel!

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I really enjoyed the personal touch that Rachel conveyed with this book. it doesn't feel like you're being told what to do, or coached by someone that is just waiting to move to their next appointment. instead it feels like you are sitting down with a friend and mentor who truly wants to share the skills they've spent countless hours honing.
I don't find myself feeling like I network naturally like so many seem to. This book helped motivate me to continue putting intentional effort into my networking abilities, because I can see that even some of the best feel the same way I do.

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Relationships at Work is a brilliant book with incredibly useful resources, including email examples (I usually find the subject line the most difficult part), ideas and tips to broaden a network, and ways to approach people who one has not met in person. The book feels like attending a symposium with an inspiring keynote speaker. It can be used as a resource where needed. It will remain on my bookshelf and I'm sure will be often referred to in the future.

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