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You're a Plant Operations professional looking to build a strong professional network. How do you start?

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As a plant operations professional, you know that your work involves managing complex systems, ensuring safety and quality standards, and optimizing performance and efficiency. But you also know that you can't do it alone. You need to collaborate and communicate with other professionals in your field, learn from their experiences, and share your insights and challenges. That's why building a strong professional network is essential for your career development and success. But how do you start? Here are some tips to help you grow your network and leverage its benefits.

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Daniel Navarro

Industrial Executive | Plant Manager | Sr Operations Manager | Engineering Manager | Commercial Manager | Sales Manager

1 Identify your goals

Before you reach out to potential contacts, you need to have a clear idea of what you want to achieve from your networking efforts. Do you want to learn new skills, find a mentor, explore new opportunities, or solve a specific problem? Having a specific goal will help you target your search, craft your message, and follow up effectively. It will also help you measure your progress and evaluate your results.

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Daniel Navarro

Industrial Executive | Plant Manager | Sr Operations Manager | Engineering Manager | Commercial Manager | Sales Manager
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Having clear goals of what you want to get from the network contacts is a great way to start. You might have more than one goal, for instance, you might want to learn more and also to find a mentor. Of course, having several goals is good, but try to narrow down to maximum two or three so you can consistently build a good network. Make to sure to approach your contacts periodically and also consider that this network is a two-way road, a win-win situation, get something and give something. Engage with your network in a genuine way, show interest, respect and openness.

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Building a strong network: Days ago my son who's in the final processing engineering undergraduate program, asked me (how did you manage to make your network?) While we were visiting a number of my network members, I said it is a very long way back story, even more than 25 years back, the question is how can you manage to keep your network active although, actually this is the true challenge in my opinion, however for me: - I have kept continuous and effective communication with them, even if I am not for any help. - Sharing with them my latest news and development. - Reviewing the princess and achievement we have done together with each and everyone. - keeping updated records of each one of the members and the experience you both had.

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2 Find relevant platforms

The next step is to find the platforms where you can connect with other plant operations professionals. You can start by joining online communities, such as LinkedIn groups, forums, blogs, or podcasts, that focus on your industry, niche, or interest. You can also look for local or regional associations, events, or workshops that offer networking opportunities. You can also use your existing connections, such as colleagues, friends, or alumni, to ask for referrals or introductions.

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3 Engage authentically

Once you find the platforms and contacts that match your goals, you need to engage with them authentically and respectfully. Don't just send a generic request or pitch. Instead, do some research on their background, interests, and achievements, and personalize your message. Explain who you are, what you do, and why you want to connect. Show genuine interest in their work and offer value or support. Don't be afraid to ask questions, share feedback, or request advice.

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4 Nurture your relationships

Building a strong professional network is not a one-time event. It requires ongoing effort and commitment. You need to nurture your relationships by staying in touch, following up, and providing value. You can do this by sending updates, sharing relevant resources, endorsing their skills, or congratulating their accomplishments. You can also seek opportunities to collaborate, learn, or mentor. Remember to be respectful of their time and boundaries, and express gratitude and appreciation.

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5 Expand your horizons

Finally, you can expand your network by seeking new contacts and platforms that can help you grow your skills, knowledge, and opportunities. You can do this by attending conferences, webinars, or courses, volunteering for projects or causes, or writing articles or blogs. You can also ask your existing contacts for referrals or recommendations. Be open-minded and curious, and don't limit yourself to your own industry or sector. You never know who might have something valuable to offer or learn from you.

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6 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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1 Identify your goals

2 Find relevant platforms

3 Engage authentically

4 Nurture your relationships

5 Expand your horizons

6 Here’s what else to consider

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