networker
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- noun
- /ˈnɛtˌwɜrkər/
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conector
- Marketers, PR pros, entrepreneurs, bloggers, podcasters, new-media fanatics, and online social networkers were all welcome to attend.
- a social networker
- a great networker
Great, who is a master networker in your eyes?
- Great, who is a master networker in your eyes?
- So there are people here who can afford it and who know that they're good networkers and are, are like people and like can extract value from the investment they make on this.
Examples
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Power networkers must know places to find out certain types of information.
Academic text (1990) -
Therein lies the fine line between comedy and competency that today's business networkers face.
Blog text (30) -
Great, who is a master networker in your eyes?
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I have discovered that the best networkers want to know what they can do for you.
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Let's sidebar to being a master networker... there are some keys in growing your power network around you.
Blog text (7) -
In this way, they might have found more motivated and effective social networkers among their many supporters.
Blog text (21) -
I'm not really a big schmoozer or networker or anything; I'm not really comfortable socially in scenes.
Blog text (26) -
Social networkers are becoming more selective, managing their accounts and "pruning" people from their lists.
Blog text (23) -
Ivan, I believe that's a pretty powerful guideline that successful networkers should follow.
Blog text (30) -
She is an excellent networker, always making meaningful connections at industry events.
Synonyms
A person who helps people make friends and feel included
Antonyms
How Connected
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word networker comes from network (from net + work), where 'net' is like a 'web' of lines and 'work' means activity, and the ending -er means 'someone who does'. So a networker is someone who builds and uses a web of contacts to meet people and get opportunities.