Networking in the 21st Century

Why Your Network Sucks and What to Do About It

By: David J.P. Fisher

Narrated by: David J.P. Fisher

No matter what your goals, who you know is as important as what you know. In the 21st century, networking is a combination of sales, marketing, relationship building, and career management. It's the difference between those who get by and those who are getting ahead!

This audiobook is for anyone who realizes that their professional success hinges on the network they create. No matter what your job title or position, your ability to connect with others is the key to finding the resources you need to achieve success.

Whether you are a born introvert or a natural people person, this book will help build your skills and confidence. Robust, effective networks don't happen by accident. If you are ready to bring your network into the 21st century - let's go!

©2015 David J.P. Fisher (P)2015 David J.P. Fisher

Critic reviews

"Networking - everybody has to do it, nobody has a good definition of what it is, and most people dread it. David Fisher is here to school you on what networking really is, what it can do for you, and how to make the most of it. Spoiler alert: He's going to make networking sound like a lot of fun! This book banishes the glad-handing stereotypes and will increase your confidence AND your influence." (Daniel H. Pink, author of To Sell Is Human)

"David uses a humorous, down-to-earth, and conversational approach to unpack the best practices for networking. I've been in this space for 10 years and I learned a thing or two!" (Alexandra Levit, author of Blind Spots: The 10 Business Myths You Can't Afford to Believe on Your New Path to Success and They Don't Teach Corporate in College)

"You're looking at a book that will make you way more efficient at meeting the people you need to be successful. These answers to the questions that plague professionals around networking are direct, easy to follow, and easy to execute." (Jason Seiden, entrepreneur and author of Super Staying Power: What You Need to Become Valuable and Resilient at Work)

Helpful

I found this book good. I can improve myself by using the ideas shared. The author has narrated the book with good energy and passion. I believe it would have been more useful if there were more real life examples and stories on the topic.

Good story, could use some polish.

If you want to learn about networking in the 21st century then I do suggest you read this book. However here's what I learned that David Fisher may not have intended. Lists don't work nearly as well in audio books as they do in print. In my mind at least they're annoying and detract from the flow and message. Also authors, even ones with speaking experience should consider using a professional reader to ensure that every important word is enunciated clearly and not rushed.

I’ve Learned a Few New Things

This book was very informative and gave me a few ideas to improve my networking attempts.

It Was Ok

The information was good but the narrator didn't motivate me to finish the book. I usually get motivated by these kind of books but the tone in which it was read made it boring🤷🏾‍♀️.

super informative great book

I stumbled across this book by mistake started reading it by reading it... I mean Audible. couldn't press pause. the information is Bar None D fish your rock. I hope one day to meet him and shake his hand for changing my life.