1. Have a 30-second elevator speech to introduce yourself briefly to a stranger. 2. Carry business cards. If you do not have them, get them. You can them free from...
Education doesn’t end when you graduate from college. One way to distinguish yourself is to keep reading throughout your life. Morton Blackwell, president of the Leadership Institute, writes, “People who...
College undergraduates and young people working in Washington policy positions, on the Hill, in think tanks, and elsewhere, often ask me this question. It’s never easy to answer, but it’s...
Events like receptions, lectures, and conferences are the best places to network. Here are some ideas on how to successfully network there: 1) Attend as many events as possible, as...
Kerry Picket is the editor of The Water Cooler blog at the Washington Times. As someone who did not go to journalism school, and had “no plans of going into...