SOCIOL 4HH3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Impression Management, Erving Goffman, Human Services
24 Apr 2020
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This is a summary of the lecture that would have been given (with much detail left out). It is intended to provide an overview of some key issues as well as context for understanding the assigned reading (which provides more detail). You are expected to do the reading and learn more. Networking is the process of deliberately drawing upon relationships to get career-related information or to alert people that you are available for work. As a job seeker, you must be proactive by taking the initiative to build up a network of contacts who can help you find out about job opportunities that suit your interests, experience, and education. First, networking is crucial for getting essential information. Networking gets you the information you need to have a successful job search. Second, networking is crucial for finding out about available jobs. It is important to realize that most of the available jobs are not advertised.
