How to Be A Network Weaver by Deborah Fishman and Naava Frank

Tuesday, October 09, 2012

See the article that Deborah and I wrote in the HaYidion Journal – P. 46.

http://www.ravsak.org/uploads/files/hayidion/HaYidion_1203.pdf

The term “network weaver” occurs throughout this issue. This article provides a job description and suggestions for operational techniques for this newest of occupations. Along with tips for 5 practical tasks of a network weaver.

Identify the strengths and gifts of those in your network
Help people with common interests connect
Encourage complex reciprocity
The importance of diverse perspectives
Grow more network weavers

PDF of Frank and Fishman Network Weaver

Happy Weaving!

Naava

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