Brilliant Networking: What The Best Networkers Know, Say And Do

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Customer Reviews
GREAT!! 2010-03-18 Are you asking yourself what networking is about. What about 'Why should I network?', 'With whom should I network?' or 'What do I do want when I network?'... Then I would recommend brilliant networking as this book is so simple to read, explains networking brilliantly and by the time you are finished with it, i'm sure you will know why you would want to network and hot you should go about Networking to use it effectively and usefully! Brilliant!!!
Great Book! 2010-02-24 I run a networking group, but found this a really brilliant book with lots of fresh ideas and a great price too. Networking is a great way to keep your business alive, but it does so much more, as we all help eachother and build connections. Thanks, Dominique
Useful tips even for experienced networkers 2010-02-16 I've run a networking group for small business people for three years but still found that this book had a lot to teach me. I often pass on tips from this book to the people in our network, and enjoy dipping into it for inspiration.
I couldnt put the book down Simply Great!! 2010-01-08 This is simply a great book about networking which is easy to read and makes you feel good about networking. i would strongly reccomend this book if you want to get to the next level and discover what networking really is.
Very good practical, step-by-step guide 2009-11-30 Taking the reader step-by-step through networking (which is a concept that has always terrified me), this is by far the best book on networking I've come across (and I have read a few). The 'Brilliant' books are always very clearly laid out (I prefer the look of them to the very similar 'Dummies' books), so the advice is easy to flick through and navigate. I still don't enjoy networking, but at least I'm competent at it now. It's probably one of the most up-to-date books on networking too, with a chapter about online networking, which is conspicuously absent from many of the other networking books I've come across.