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<\/a><\/p>\nHere are some of the surefire ways that will ensure a sturdy network, built in an apt way:<\/u><\/p>\n
Prepare to Fail If Not Prepared<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n While on a job hunt, an expat may have to attend a networking event, which is a normal activity that happens in any major job fair. This can be one of the best opportunities to nail some of the best of people in his network. An expat can prepare a checklist and can begin the conversation in the same flow but it is better if it doesn\u2019t look like a \u2018person reading a book\u2019s chapter\u201d sort of.<\/p>\n Dress to Impress <\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n Dressing appropriately can prove to be fruitful for a migrant who has visited UAE for making a career and go further in life. Keeping in mind the strong traditional values that drive the society here, it is important that both men and women to dress simply yet elegantly. The color tones should not be shockingly bright and mixing of styles should be avoided. Such natty ways can definitely assure success and enable an expat to secure any of the high-paying jobs in the UAE<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Unspoken Language<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n Body language is one powerful medium of communicating the current state of mind that it can either ruin the situation or make it merrier. It doesn\u2019t matter whether it\u2019s an interview or an event; all that is important is to have a relaxed body language. Fidgeting or being too bold, both can be a turn-off as this transmits unprofessional vibes. UAE is a place that regards culture above their lives and respecting the decorum can assure a successful networking attempt.<\/p>\n Desperation is Ugly<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n An expat should understand that he is in some different country and expecting people to behave in the same way as in his own native nation is just out of the question. At a professional event where people from various industries are present, it is good if the newbie makes a mark without showing any desperation or forced introduction. Mingling with people and talking career can be a good option.<\/p>\n Lasting Relationship Matters<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n Building relationship takes time and demands a lot of efforts as well. An expat should keep a note of people he meets in such events or accidental meet-ups and try connecting with them on a good time basis.<\/p>\n Probable way-outs could be keeping a tab on upcoming events, reaching out to them through social mediums like Facebook or Linkedin or learning about their businesses and then approaching them for any professional prospects.<\/p>\n \u201cKeep In Touch!\u201d<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n The expat can ask for business cards and ask them to meet over a coffee or some religious event. Emiratis are religious and this fact can help an expat to grab a chance to meet them again. A meet-up can also happen at some industrial mega affair.<\/p>\n Before We Go<\/strong><\/p>\n Networking is an overly used clich\u00e9 but holds an invincible significance for a new entrant in the UAE, who aims to launch a career in here. Going by the saying \u201cIt\u2019s not about what you know, It\u2019s about who you know, <\/em>an expat can assure better job prospects and way-outs to achieve a good and sturdy network of people.<\/p>\n Author Bio:<\/u><\/strong> Vineeta Tiwari is a professional writer and blogger, who follows and writes about global economy and different employment markets. Striving to carve a niche for herself in the communication domain, she has written a range of employment related articles for exclusive gulf job search portals like\u00a0Naukrigulf.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n