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Although you might be tempted to put your green career search on the back burner during the holidays, there is one aspect of your search that can actually be enhanced in the next few weeks: your green network.
Before you unplug, read or listen to this week’s short article to discover how you can strengthen your green network at holiday gatherings.
Have a lovely holiday!
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Those are all really great points. Now is the time to build one's green network. Networking has always been very important, but right now, with the recession and the booming green industry, it would be very wise for people to act on these points. The holidays can still be relaxing. By networking, you are ensuring open communication with people with similar interests as you (being green). These contacts may be very important in the future. You never know, and it's so easy to do!
Posted by: Lesley LEED AP | December 22, 2009 at 07:42 AM
Hi Lesley,
I completely agree with you, Lesley, that it is especially important for people to extend their networks to counteract the effects of our current economy.
For those who don't have much experience in building their network, we have an entire step on Green Career Central to provide tips for building an online and in person network.
Posted by: Carol McClelland | December 22, 2009 at 08:35 AM