https://virgool.ir/feed/@amir.abyarfa2026-11-12 03:16:29https://files.virgool.ir/upload/users/416195/avatar/avatar.pnghttps://virgool.ir/@amir.abyarhttps://virgool.ir/@amir.abyar/this-is-the-first-post-as-a-test-mwaruayjqcydI'm Amir. I would like to write here as the practicing of writing for getting a high score in IELTS exam.For you, my audience, feel free to correct me or paraphrase my scripts what may help us to be improved.I hope I find someone native or IELTS mentor to achieve this goal.We’ve all heard the phrase “it’s all about who you know” in regards to landing a job. This really isn’t an exaggeration when it comes to the job market. Having the right connection can make all the difference between “you’re hired” and chirping crickets.Studies suggest that 70 percent of jobs are never advertised on job classifieds and 80 percent of positions are filled because somebody knew somebody.[1] That’s right, a connection is paramount if you want to get your foot in the door and secure that dream job you’ve had your eye on.When it comes to making those connections and learning about the unannounced job roles, networking is the key to the castle. Sure, credentials are still important, but if a person knows how to network the right way, they have an advantage that will be of serious benefit throughout their professional lives.Amir AbyarAmir AbyarThu, 26 Nov 2020 19:12:08 +0330