Tino UrbinaBusiness Growth Strategist | Trusted Security Solutions Advisor | Executive Checkpoint Podcast Host | Entrepreneurial Leader | AI Evangelist | International Speaker

Networking Secrets for Career Advancement

9 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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Most careers stall because people don't network, even if they're not natural talkers. Dallas has strong IT leadership groups like SIM, Evanta, and the Executive Connection where you can practice people skills and build connections that matter for advancement.

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But I can't tell you how many careers are either cut short or not fully developed because even if you're not a talker, you get out there, you meet people, and you connect on LinkedIn or you connect through your networking communities. Dallas has got to be— I don't know whether I'm just because I live here, but I worked in Chicago and I can tell you that the Dallas IT leadership, whether it's the SIM, whether it's Evanta, the Executive Connection, a number of different groups, or even through your old MBA school, wherever you happen to go, they're incredible opportunities to meet people and to practice your people skills.

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