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Say "cheezzee..." Smile :-)
Listening attentively to Dhamma Sharing by our Bro Soon Han (back-facing camera)
It's games time! Let's have fun!
Participants interacting before the networking session
Jeffery (guy standing), who chairs the Networking group, speaking to the participants
The participants |
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The Youth Networking provides a platform for young working adults around 25 to 35 years old to network and learn about the Dhamma. We hope that the young working adults would eventually be able to find good spiritual friends to provide support for each other in their daily life. A typical networking session would last about 3 hours, usually on a Friday night in the city area. We would usually have a short ice-breaking activity to kickstart the session. Inspiring Dhamma speakers, mostly practising Buddhists, are invited to share their Dhamma knowledge and work-life experiences. The participants are also provided with an opportunity to share and clarify any questions. Of course, simple but sumptuous refreshments would be provided. For some tips on networking, please click here. Those who are interested in joining the networking session, please drop us an email at
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or click here to check the dates. "Admirable friendship, admirable companionship, admirable camaraderie is actually the whole of the holy life. When a monk has admirable people as friends, companions, & comrades, he can be expected to develop & pursue the Noble Eightfold Path."
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Some pointers on Networking as shared by Mr Jackson Tan, one of the speakers. - Smile is the most precious tool
- Introduce yourself in a unique way
- Networking session is meant for networking per se. Be mindful when we eat the refreshments provided and avoid getting oneself into a messy situation
- Exchange name cards with potential contacts. Follow up with a call or email after the networking session
Be ready to give and avoid attending networking session with the intention to receive
Hope you find the tips useful. Take the first step to network by joining us on our next networking session. Please drop us an email at
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Sharing by Mr Jackson Tan "Getting comfortable with Networking" |
Jeffrey, the organiser, introducing the speaker, Mr Jackson Tan (setting up his laptop before the talk)
Audience responding to a question by Bro Jackson - "how many of you still contact your friends from Secondary School?"
Bro Jackson sharing his tips and experiences on networking. He introduced himself as a "sticky man" at the beginning of the talk... that's because he's in the Adhesives business.
One of the participants actively taking notes ....
Networking in action - after end of the talk. Also it's time to fill up our stomach! |
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Youth Networking
