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With care, former colleagues become clients, ambassadors and returners
From rethinking networking in the hybrid age to leaving a job well — hit the ground running in the new year
Messaging groups for former co-workers offer support, job opportunities and gossip about former employers
As in-person networking returns, it is time to reassess the benefits of corporate schmoozing
There was no small talk in the pandemic, but it’s time to reawaken the power of ‘weak ties’ in our networks
Your questions for our expert — and readers’ advice
In-person events will be back and that is — mostly — good news
The outgoing MI6 head tells Roula Khalaf about new global threats — and why we still need ‘garage shed’ spycraft
Move to allow women to join is in step with some members’ corporate mission statements
The networking site is a vital tool for many, especially those seeking work, but treat it with care
Schmoozing these days is tough. When it returns, our commitment to these strange nights out with tiny canapés will be tested
In a locked down world, the need to build connections has never been greater, or more physically impossible
Jeremy Scott goes crazy for cubism, an Instagram artist sprinkles sparkles over fashion and Daniel Roseberry injects a surreal spirit at Schiaparelli
Recent conference cancellations are unlikely to derail our desire to meet in person
What do experts advise and is technology changing how we cultivate contacts?
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Your question for our expert — and readers’ advice
The boozy corporate party may be endangered after #MeToo and the rise of non-drinkers
Staid panels have been disrupted by agenda-free events, but freedom comes with risks
Your questions on working life to our expert — and readers’ advice
Three key themes to cover in your job interview
Overcome your nervousness and break the ice
Get the job you want... that pays the bills
Don’t leave with glee — you never know when you might need former colleagues
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