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How to get the most out of networking events

Spilling the T - How to make the most out of networking events

ARTICLE SUMMARY

Networking is key in tech! Learn from Lauren James & Amy Lee on building connections that last and navigating the networking at tech events.

Have you ever walked into a tech networking event and felt a wave of ‘impostor syndrome’ wash over you?

You’re not alone.

In this Spilling the T podcast episode, we sit down with Lauren James and Amy Lee from Spectrum IT Recruitment and Women in Tech Hampshire, to share their unexpected journeys into the tech world. They reveal their personal experiences and how they’re turning the tide for women in tech by promoting diversity and educating clients on the importance of inclusive hiring practices.

Networking can be daunting, but it’s the cornerstone of professional growth, and we’re here to arm you with the best tips for forming lasting connections. Our conversation with Lauren and Amy provides a treasure trove of advice, from attending events with a clear goal in mind to the art of the follow-up that keeps the professional relationship flourishing. We share stories to illustrate how even the occasional check-in can blossom into beneficial collaborations, proving that nurturing these contacts is worth the effort.

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