Networking - the what, why, and how
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Anthony Haynes (pictured) writes: Back in the summer of 2020, we launched our podcast, Recruitment in the Real World.
Just writing that sentence feels good - stats show that most podcasts die very quickly, after just a few episodes, so it's heartening that we're still going strong (we've just completed season 4).
Our goal from the start has been to publish 'evergreen' material. Not quite literally - probably all content goes out of date eventually: but we certainly aim is to publish material that is good for a few years.
I test that by listening to episodes on their anniversary. Which brings me to the episode on Networking, published last April.
During the episode, Sherah Beckley and I covered perennial questions about networking:
I'm pleased to say that, to the best of judgment, the content has, to date, passed the evergreen test. The episode is available here.
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Anthony Haynes (pictured) writes: Back in the summer of 2020, we launched our podcast, Recruitment in the Real World. Just writing that sentence feels good - stats show that most podcasts die very quickly, after just a few episodes, so it's heartening that we're still going strong (we've just completed season 4).
Our goal from the start has been to publish 'evergreen' material. Not quite literally - probably all content goes out of date eventually: but we certainly aim is to publish material that is good for a few years.
I test that by listening to episodes on their anniversary. Which brings me to the episode on Networking, published last April.
During the episode, Sherah Beckley and I covered perennial questions about networking:
- what is it?
- why do it?
- and (with a quick dive into sociology) how to do it.
I'm pleased to say that, to the best of judgment, the content has, to date, passed the evergreen test. The episode is available here.