Business Social Networking - 11 Steps to Starting Mid-Career

Business Social Networking - 11 Steps to Starting Mid-Career

Mid-career professionals can benefit from the advantages of business social networking 2.0 via social media channels to increase visibility to their skills and connect with others to advance career goals. It doesn't matter that business social networking 2.0 wasn't available halfway into their career; it's never too late to start. Building a professional presence across social media channels and creating work-related content, step by step, can have a high-yielding impact on career goals. Mike Brown, a business growth and innovation strategist, shares his own journey of creating a business social networking presence well into his career and the impact of his content seen by tens of thousands of people on many websites.

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