THE POWER OF NETWORKING IN TECH:
LEVERAGING PEDESTAL TECHNO WORLD’S
COMMUNITY
In the high-tech industry, where innovation and change are ways of life, networking can
hardly be thought of as an additional activity to the main stream. Instead, it is a base of
career growth and advancement of the industry itself. Building professional relationships is
important from fledgling startups to the giant technological leaders. Here's why
networking is important in the tech industry and how it can make a big difference in your
career trajectory.
1. Access to Opportunities
Networking opens a window of opportunity that often will not be available to one through
the usual process of job searching. From learning about job openings and new projects to
meeting influential mentors who could help you out, a good network can get you inside
information and references that are important to career building. Indeed
2. Sharing Knowledge and Learning
The industry is highly dynamic, and it includes new technologies and methodologies that
crop up from time to time. Networking enables a developer to stay at the top of their
game through the sharing of ideas and insights with peers. It can also be done by
attending conferences related to that particular industry, participating in meetups
3. Building Collaborations
The collaboration necessary for tech projects must cover large grounds: software
development, UX design, and cybersecurity. So, a strong network helps you tap people
with complementary skill sets who can help you execute your projects.