How to Work a Room

The Ultimate Guide to Savvy Socializing In Person and Online

By: Susan RoAne

Narrated by: Susan RoAne

Over a million copies of this networking classic have been sold worldwide! Now Susan Roane's invaluable advice is available in audio

You enter a crowded room. For a moment every eye is on you. And a little voice inside you cries, "HELP!" If this has ever happened to you, you're not alone! Walking into a room full of people you don't know can be very uncomfortable. It can also be one of your very best opportunities to meet and make new business contacts and friends. The Mingling Maven™ will show step by step, how to allay your fears and make the most of every moment. Including:

• Seven steps for planning your presence before you enter a room
• How to converse with ease and grace
• The new rules of etiquette, including "Internetiquette"
• Seven strategies to follow when you walk in

Whether the event you're walking into is professional, social, or even electronic—How to Work a Room will give you the confidence and tools you need to enter any room and shine.

Critic reviews

“I cannot understand how anyone can network until they have [heard] this book. It is an essential career tool.” —Glamour

“Everything you need to know about interacting with people in person and online.... A pleasure to hear and almost certain to improve your social confidence, as well as your skills.” —AudioFile

Pretty good book

this was a pretty good book gave some very valuable and actionable tips. definitely a good source of reference before attending most events

Very Helpful Advice

the author gives a lot of great advice and it's one of the best audio records I've heard.

Good book poor narration

This book has very good advice, but the author does not narrate the book very well. I found it hard to listen to for long periods of time. It might have been better to get a professional voice actor to read the book.

Decent book

This book was recommended by the author of BEGINNING NEUROFEEDBACK IN YOUR PRACTICE. I’m not sure how much it has to do with Neurofeedback, but it gave some positive common-sense advice. Nothing super ground-breaking. At times, the author gets very passionate about her stories- almost as if she is reliving them.

Good reminders throughout

I was asked to read this book before attending a conference. There were a number of good pieces of advice. It could be very helpful for someone who feels nervous entering a group setting. The book is presented through a series of stories and interactions. Many are quite enjoyable.

It felt repetitive at times and could be condensed without losing much of the message. After a few chapters I just skipped through to the end for the “reminders.”