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In this segment, the speaker offers practical networking guidance for early‑career professionals. She advises focusing on peer‑level contacts—such as recent graduates, associates, managers, or administrators—rather than immediately targeting senior decision‑makers like managing directors or COOs. By connecting with peers who are more likely to accept connection requests, individuals can grow their network gradually. The speaker recommends A/B testing connection requests to see whether messages increase acceptance rates, and suggests using low‑effort, friendly introductory messages (e.g., mentioning recent graduation and a desire to follow career journeys). Once a solid base of peer connections is established, the speaker advises moving on to higher‑level contacts, noting that senior leaders are less likely to accept unsolicited requests from profiles lacking context.

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