Holiday Networking

Many believe companies do little hiring in December, but HR execs call it a myth. Get your application in. December may be your best chance to get hired.

Kitty Koenig put $100 into a ticket to a charity event and devoted time to a volunteer opportunity that followed. The SalesLadder member said the investment paid off many times over.

Sometimes office conversations become awkward – even for senior-level executives. Do you know how to change course and save the interaction?

Six ways to be more memorable at networking events and holiday parties from recruiters who have been on the meet-and-greet circuit.

Any neighborhood, family or business gathering can be an opportunity to mine for gossip, offer your assistance and generally network. Ensure you're giving more than you're asking.

How would you like to wake up on the morning of January 2 with a solid job offer in hand, while the rest of the job seekers are just getting started on their search?

Follow these 4 basics tips to make the holidays a time to reengage old contacts, party smartly, give more than you receive and position yourself to start the new year.

The winter holidays are a networker’s paradise! November and December are prime season for planting yourself on decision makers’ radar screens and nurturing relationships. It’s a wonderland of fresh prospects and a harvest of contact renewals to connect with key players in your industry.

When people drop out of the job market during the holiday season, there's an opportunity for you. Follow these steps to increase your visibility now before the new year brings new competition.