Networking: A Long-Term Management Strategy
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
5-2003
Abstract
As we face a changing health-care landscape of mergers and acquisitions during these tough economic times, it is more important than ever to cultivate a network of individuals who can assist you in your career development efforts. How do you manage your career in a shrinking economy? What is networking and how can you use it to enhance your career and professional competencies? Many myths surround the networking process; this article clarifies those misperceptions and tells you the truth about networking and the positive results you can achieve. Networking can be used to get a new job, but it has much wider application as a long-term career management strategy. Learn how you can manage your own career while building professional relationships and coaching your employees.
Recommended Citation
Gumbus, A. (2003). Networking: A long-term management strategy. Clinical Leadership and Management Review, 17(3), 151-155.
Comments
PMID:12813955