私醫聯招 英文歷屆試題｜第 133 題

“It’s not what you know; it’s who you know.” This old saying, while not entirely accurate, contains an element of truth. When it comes to planning careers and seeking jobs, networking pays off. Networking—the process of taking advantage of relationships with other people for career or professional purposes—can be a key part of occupational success. You can let various people in your life know that you are seeking employment or advice.

Just how do you get involved in networking? You’re probably already part of several networks. Wherever you live, you probably have neighbors. You also have a number of other acquaintances. Add those people you know from your own activities, such as religious groups, clubs, or volunteer organizations, and you’ve just put together your own pool of contacts.