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This is great advice 0 I'm an introvert that has had to learn to go to networking events - in addition to what the OP describes, one thing I have learned is that a good way to make small talk with someone is to show a genuine interest in something they do. People like to talk about themselves and the things they are passionate about, and it's a good way to connect with them (you may find that you share an interest). Those are the conversations people remember positively. Conversely, people don't usually like listening to you talk about yourself, so keep the discussion about yourself to a minimum unless asked. Better to be the asker than the teller - you'll make a much better impression.


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