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BRAINSTORMING

 Brainstorming is a process for developing creative solutions to problems.Brainstorming works by focusing on a problem, and then deliberately coming up with as many solutions as possible and by pushing the ideas as far as possible. One of the reasons it is so effective is that the brain stormers not only come up with new ideas in a session, but also spark off from associations with other people's ideas by developing and refining them

Brainstorming provides many advantages to the process of sorting through problems

                Encouraged Creative Thinking

       Ideas give birth to more ideas and people will bounce ideas off one another and the creativity    will bubble over.When your thoughts are given free rein, it is much easier to come up with solutions.

    All Ideas are Accepted

    Ideas offered up in a brainstorming session are never wrong;  Because of this, people can afford to put forth their ideas to the group without the fear of failure or ridicule. 

 Makes Everyone Part of the Team 

    Brainstorming in a group environment can enable all members of the group to feel like part of the team. It encourages widespread participation and involvement, It can make all participants feel like an important member of the group and that their ideas and input are respected and valued. 

   

 Exciting and Easy 

    The concept of brainstorming itself is not a hard thing to comprehend. You simply start with a problem or situation, or even a single word, and then you simply map out any ideas that leap to mind as a solution. You do not need to be a genius or have a degree to become involved in a brainstorming session.

 A brainstorming group may be small (two or three writers) or large (an entire class or office team). Begin a session by introducing a subject to the group--either one that has been assigned or one that you have chosen on your own.Invite the participants to contribute any ideas they may have concerning your subject. No idea should be rejected out of hand.The most important quality of a brainstorming session is its openness. The members of the group should feel free to share their thoughts without fear of criticism.Brainstorming is like free writing, it helps us to discover information and a sense of direction without inducing the fear of making mistakes or appearing foolish.


 NETWORKING
  

Networking is the word basically relating to computers and their connectivity. It is very often used in the world of computers and their use in different connections. The term networking implies the link between two or more computers and their devices, with the soul purpose of sharing the data stored in the computers, with each other.

 

 Networking can be either wired or wireless. The most common wired networks like Ethernet cables were extensively used but now wireless networking have emerged and the new computer networks mainly support this feature.

 There are so many benefits with networking it is little wonder that it has become the most highly used tool in Executive and Management job hunting.

Advantages are as follows:

1. You can be afforded an opportunity not yet advertised therefore reducing the competition significantly.
2. A job may be specifically created for you based on an employer’s requirement.
3. You are in the enviable position of focusing attention on the qualities and strengths you possess.
4. Networking provides social contact and stimulation.
5. Rather than having to make a cold call or attend an interview with people who are unknown to you, you will have a referral that will make the process easier.
6. Openings are created for you to be opportunistic and flexible. You must actively listen to the communication that is going on around you.
7. Networking is a two way process that can enable you to help others.
8. Networking is a proactive job search method.
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   Disadvantages are as follows:
   1. While networking is a very effective technique one must always be aware of the possibility of indiscretion. Choose your contacts wisely and ensure that you maintain confidentiality at all times.
   2. Networking can be a waiting game where you have to wait it out patiently for the right opportunity or the right contact to come available.