Developing Your Career Network — Quiz

Question 6 • Career Planning and Development

How does the multiplier effect of a network increase a job seeker's chances of finding employment?

Answer

Employers automatically interview anyone who has more than fifty contacts in their network

Each person in the network knows additional people, so the number of potential job leads grows exponentially

The multiplier effect ensures that every contact will eventually offer the job seeker a position

A larger network allows a person to apply to the same job multiple times through different contacts

Explanation

Each contact may know other people who can share job openings or introduce the job seeker to employers. As contacts connect the seeker to further contacts, the pool of potential leads can grow rapidly. This is the multiplier effect; it does not guarantee an interview or a job offer.

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