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Jeremy Toney
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
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How to Identify which Meetups and REI Groups are Worth Your Time

Jeremy Toney
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
Posted

Being new to REI, when working on developing connections and building relationships, how do you identify what groups and REI meetings are beneficial for you for you to attend to network? In taking the steps and finding networking opportunities, the first meeting in my area is coming up and in researching the information about the meeting, the moderators language seems arrogant and unprofessional. I want to learn from, interact, and network with the best. I don't want to repeatedly attend meetings and events where I end up sitting there shaking my head like "what the heck and I'm doing here?" I consider myself a professional, and as you all know, time is one of our most valuable assets. How do I identify what meetings are best for me to attend, and how do I weed out the people that are going to be a sheer waste of time in my growth and development, especially if I'm giving my time and energy in return?

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