ll means throw out a question to the group and wait for an answer. Most networking events are open for many discussions. Food is always a good topic. If you are having trouble getting into One of the things I am often asked is how do I manage to talk to so many different people at an event and get into almost any conversation that is going on. The key to this is simply eavesdropping. I stand outside the circle and listen to the topic of discussion. If I know nothing, I simply move away and eavesdrop on the next group. When the topic comes around to something that interests me or I know some of the answers, I smile and slip in an important comment. The circle always opens up and I find myself included. I then introduce myself and then we continue the conversation.

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The key to getting into the conversation is to only go where you have something of importance to say. If they are discussing a recent movie that you saw, then by all means throw out a question to the group and wait for an answer. Most networking events are open for many discussions. Food is always a good topic. If you are having trouble getting into t interests me or I know some of the answers, I smile and slip in an important comment. The circle always opens up and I find myself included. I then introduce myself and then we continue the conversation.

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You can use other tricks to get into conversations but I find the ones I have described the easiest. Do not be a pushy pest, be polite and make your introduction on a professional level. Once you have been introduced, you can start asking others about what they do. This is your opportunity to mine for information that you can use at a later date.