People have inherent biases when they network. Networking when done effectively can help people be effective at work. Michael Campbell, Faculty & Portfolio Manager, Center for Creative Leadership, iterates the power of networks, and what is the impact they have. A particular set of traits is common in leaders effective at networking, and that is critical in determining their effectiveness.
Effective Networking for Workplace Effectiveness
• By People Matters

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