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Look for opportunities that overlap. Seek out networking opportunities that also allow you to learn and grow technically. For example, attending a conference or meetup focused on a specific technology can provide both networking opportunities and technical knowledge.
I think it's bit of a push and pull, you have to know when to pull the lever and be aggressive on one vs backing down For e.g., I'm spending more time developing technical skillsets because I'm interested in making a move...once I'm a bit more confident on that end, I'm gonna dial that down and spend a bit more time networking/LinkedIn outreach to try and get a new role. It's a balance
Set aside specific times for networking activities and technical learning, and stick to your schedule as much as possible. This can help you avoid distractions and ensure that you are making progress in both areas.
Find mentors who can provide guidance and support in both networking and technical learning. This can help you stay focused and motivated, and provide valuable insights and feedback.
Keep track of your networking activities and technical learning goals, and regularly assess your progress to ensure that you are making meaningful progress in both areas.
Take advantage of online resources like LinkedIn or online forums to connect with other professionals and stay up-to-date with industry news and trends. This can be a convenient way to network and learn new skills without sacrificing too much time.
I think it's more important than I'd like to acknowledge. I'm not focusing on technical knowledge anymore...I'm just trying to network and get to a more senior position. Not sure if I really enjoy the complex tech stuff anymore like I used to
Why do you think you don't enjoy the technical side as much as you did before?