Is Networking Important?

networking [noun]: the activity of trying to meet people that might be useful to know, especially those from your line of work

ply somebody with something [phrasal verb]: to keep giving a person something, such as food or drink

mingle [verb]: to mix or be with or among other people, especially talking to them

land a new job [phrase]: to get a new job

narcissistic [adjective]: having too much interest in and admiration for yourself

pitch [noun]: a short persuasive speech used to get someone to do something

roll [verb]: keep going, continue

bust up [phrasal verb]: to ruin something and make it end

narrative [noun]: a description of a series of events

show up [phrasal verb]: appear or arrive for a gathering or event

intimidating [adjective]: causing you to feel frightened or nervous

strike up [phrasal verb]: to start a conversation or relationship with someone

saunter [verb]: to walk somewhere in a slow and relaxed way

break free [verb]: to suddenly escape or become separate from something

fruitless [adjective]: not achieving good results; not successful