Networking for Scientists Thierry Dubroca Postdoctoral Associate May 9th 2016 University of Florida – Postdoc workshop.

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Networking for Scientists Thierry Dubroca Postdoctoral Associate May 9th 2016 University of Florida – Postdoc workshop

Thierry Dubroca French native BS: Physics Engineering MS: Management PhD: Material Science Postdoc Workshop chair PDO founder PDA president Outreach committee Electron Magnetic Resonance division Maglab Largest Magnets in the world Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and more! User facilities open to anyone for free Over 100 permanent scientists! Want to know more about the lab or available positions, just ask me!

What do YOU think Networking is?

What is Networking? Recruiter Professor Collaborator Specific Skill OFFER Job seeker Student Collaborator Skill need DEMAND YOU Regular communication Regular communication New Connection

The Network John Bob Jen Laura Likai Lakshmi Kim Debby Jens Huang Page Jean Steve Jeff Pavan YOU Lauren Pavan SCHOOL MATES COLLEAGUES WORK AQUAINTANCES HOBBY - FRIENDS Personal - Professional Development Operational Help get things done Strategic Think future

Develop and Grow your Network Where to start? Attend events Speak at events Organize events Host events Plan your Network Who do you need to know? Recognize critical connectors Recognize decision makers Add people to your social networks

Online Networking Social Networking Post articles, news or ideas Join groups of interest Post comments/answers Ask questions/start conversations Start a group Participate, organize or host Webinars Join newsletters, e-journals Share articles or news with others Blog, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook Google scholar, Institution website Create your own website Network outside of your field

Networking Tool kit Update CV – Social Network profiles Professional business card Practice your elevator pitch Events: participate, organize, host Be professional – dress code MAKE A PLAN

Tips and Method Be enthusiastic Get to know well the people in your network Ask people first before connecting them Network often Foster relationships, trade information Use your elevator pitch Network, network, network! Method: 1)Clear strategy 2)Make yourself more visible 3)Meet new people 4) Keep in touch (critical connectors) Be engaged!

Practice! Networking Stations: 1.Connect: talk 1-1, you need to connect other person with someone in your network 2.Pitch: talk 1-1, elevator pitch, then plan collaborative work together. 3 rd person observe and give feedback. 3. Refreshment table: casual talk with others, exchange business cards or contact info 4. Lounge area: break the ice discussion write on board best ice breakers 5.Career: state current career situation or question. Others provide feedback or connect to someone who can help. Last activity as group: Introduce people to each others “Bill is a hard man to get to know”

Questions? Thierry Dubroca Postdoctoral Associate Electron Magnetic Resonance Division National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (352)

Practice! Networking Stations: 1.Connect: talk 1-1, you need to connect other person with someone in your network 2.Pitch: talk 1-1, elevator pitch, then plan collaborative work together. 3 rd person observe and give feedback. 3. Refreshment table: casual talk with others, exchange business cards or contact info 4. Lounge area: break the ice discussion write on board best ice breakers 5.Career: state current career situation or question. Others provide feedback or connect to someone who can help. Last activity as group: Introduce people to each others Tips: Be enthusiastic Know well people in your network Ask people first before connecting them Do network often Foster relationships, trade information Use your elevator pitch Network, network, network! Method: 1)Clear strategy 2)Make yourself more visible 3)Meet new people 4) Keep in touch (critical connectors) Questions? Always ask! Contact info: Thierry Dubroca; (352) ;

Practice! Networking Station 1 Connect, talk 1-1 you need to connect other person with someone in your network

Practice! Networking Station 2 Pitch, talk 1-1 Elevator pitch, then plan collaborative work together. 3 rd person observe and give feedback.

Practice! Networking Station 3 Refreshment table Casual talk with others, exchange business cards or contact info.

Practice! Networking Station 4 Lounge area Break the ice discussion, write on board best ice breakers.

Practice! Networking Station 5 Career State current career situation or question. Others provide feedback or connect to someone who can help.