Which of the following are examples of networking? Select all that apply. (2)
A. discussing job opportunities with a school guidance counselor or a trusted teacher
B. approaching a friend who owns a business and asking if any of his colleagues are searching for employees at your experience level
C. attending a conference related to your career interests, introducing yourself, and conversing with people in that field
D. reading a classified ad and then reading about the company online
E. talking with parents about job opportunities in your community

A personal network is a group of human connections that an individual is familiar with and expects to communicate with at regular intervals to support a set of activities.

Being connected to a network of resources for mutual development and growth is necessary for having a strong personal network.

Also, introducing yourself to other people and connecting with them is also human networking.

So, options B and C are correct as connecting to a friend and with the help of that friend connecting to other people is networking.

The other options are incorrect as:

Thus Option B and C are correct situations for human networking.

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4.05 Present Like a Pro
Complete Parts 1-8 of the Present Like a Pro Worksheet.
Part 1: Open Presentation Program
Log onto Office Online with your username and password. Or, open your own presentation program.
Select PowerPoint then select “New Blank Presentation” to open a new presentation.

Part 2: Choose a Topic
If you could teach an online class, what would it be and how would you teach it?
Which is better: cats or dogs? Why?
A day in the life of your pet
What was your best day ever? What did you do, and why was it special?
A topic of your choice

Part 3: Create Your PowerPoint Presentation
Create a four-slide PowerPoint presentation based on the topic you have selected.
Slide 1: Title Slide
Include the title of your presentation and your name.
Slide 2: Content Slide (your choice)
Slide 3: Content Slide (your choice)
Slide 4: Title and Content Slide (for reflection questions)


Part 4: Format Text in Your Presentation
Format the text in your presentation using the features below to edit your document to make it stand out. Remember to format to make your presentation easier to read, stand out, and appealing to your audience. Hint: You can use the features several times throughout your presentation.
Change font and font size
Underline
Bold
Highlight
Change text color

Part 5: Add and Format Images, Shapes, and Icons
Add an image to your presentation. You can choose to insert an image from a file on your computer or a stock image from Bing (Online Pictures).
Choose two of the picture format features:
Add style
Add a border
Align with text
Rotate
Crop
Add a shape, icon, or SmartArt to a slide in your presentation.

Part 6: Present Your PowerPoint
Practice presenting your PowerPoint, including what you will say. Then, share your presentation with a friend or a family member. Ask your audience for constructive criticism.

Part 7: Reflect
After presenting your PowerPoint to a friend or family member, answer the following questions using complete sentences on slide four of your PowerPoint presentation. Each answer should contain 3–5 sentences.
How did you feel when you presented your PowerPoint presentation? Were your nervous or confident?


What constructive criticism did you receive from your friend or family member about your PowerPoint presentation?