Why Networking is Key in an Employer's Market | Treasury Career Insights

In a competitive job market, networking matters more than ever. Treasury professionals should actively maintain professional relationships to stand out from other applicants and improve their chances of landing roles.
Live a live networking and having relationships that we've developed over all these years pay off. But yeah, that's. And honestly, that's a tip if you're a practitioner listening to this and sitting in the market because there are so many people in the market, this is the first year, I think that I've heard in quite some time where I've actually run into a fair number of people who. They've been laid off, they've been impacted by reorganizations, something like that. And sorry, I know this is a little bit off topic, but it's. If you're looking for that job, if you find yourself in that situation, because there are so many people in this market looking, that's why you can't rely on LinkedIn or anything like that. Mike mentioned it earlier. If you're getting hundreds of applications, you're bound to get caught up in the wash and not even noticed. That's where the networking comes in. And that's when you mentioned the networking piece and the relationships that we have. I got to throw that out there for anybody listening is make sure you're maintaining your network, checking in with your network, that's going to be your best shot in employer's market to landing a role and being able to stand out from the crowd.
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