Answer these 400+ Networking MCQs and assess your grip on the subject of Networking.
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A. True
B. FALSE
A. F
B. T
A. Once a year
B. Every 3-4 months
C. Several times a month
D. Every week
A. Talk for 15 minutes and exit conversation
B. Let them ask all the questions
C. Ask how you can help your contact
D. Ask how your contact can help you
A. Twitter handle
B. Cell phone number
C. Home address
D. Email address
A. Sending memos to your boss to keep him informed
B. Relationship-building that exposes you to to a new interest
C. A team-building practice inside your company
A. Industry networking
B. Job search and networking with co-workers
C. Keeping in touch
D. None of these
A. Hi, my name is John, and I work in public relations at Superhero PR. Which firm are you with?
B. Wow, this room is packed. How many people do you think are here? Who knew there were so many people in PR in San Francisco?
C. That campaign your company produced was amazing. I'd love to hear how you came up with the idea.
D. All of these
A. Be serious, and don’t reveal things about your personal life
B. Change your personality to match the tone of the person with whom you're speaking
C. Be the fun, life of the party everyone wants to talk to
D. Be genuine- being yourself is best
A. To write your cover letter
B. Advice and introductions
C. A job
A. False
B. TRUE
A. Call them when you need a favor
B. Email them an article you think they might be interested in with a quick message
C. Call them during the work day to chat
D. Email them with an update about your latest promotion
A. Follow up that day with a quick email telling them about recent projects you've led
B. Follow up that day with a quick email saying it was nice to meet them,
C. Invite them out for a drink that day so you can tell them more about yourself
D. Text them that day and invite them to your office by the end of the week
A. Networking with their friends and family
B. Keeping in touch and industry networking
C. None of these
D. Hiring new employees
A. Add everyone on the event list to your company newsletter
B. Mail your business card to everyone on the list
C. Send a personalized email to everyone you want to meet
A. True
B. False
A. During the conversation
B. Don't give them a card, contact them later
C. At the beginning of the conversation
D. At the end of the conversation
A. Asking them about their hobbies
B. Complimenting them on their business card
C. Asking for favors
D. Offering to introduce them to one of your contacts
A. How did you get involved in this line of work?
B. What did you think of the last presentation?
C. How long have you been in this industry?
D. How much revenue did your company make last year?
A. Talk to strangers and mingle with people you haven't met yet
B. Make your rounds with a friend or colleague
C. Spend the majority of the event with people you know well
D. Wait for mutual contacts to introduce you to people you would be interested in speaking with
A. If you can use the contact's name in an email or phone call with the hiring manager
B. What their starting salary was
C. If they can pull a few strings
D. If they will give you inside information on the hiring manager
A. Cut off contact with your network because you don't need their help anymore
B. Start replacing your network with new contacts from your new job
C. Start reaching out to your network to try and set up a promotion
D. Let your networking contacts know and thank them for their assistance
A. Wow, attendees went out of their way to wear their best outfits.
B. That outfit really highlights your figure.
A. Two people maximum. You don't want to miss anything important either one of them says
B. Three or more if the people are your age or younger, one or two if they are older than you
C. It's best to observe and not participate in conversations
D. Four or more people whenever possible. The more contacts in a shorter time, the better
A. Split up as soon as you arrive, but have a game plan to help each other when needed
B. Stick together so you look more approachable
C. Stick together so you can show how well you work with others
D. Do a lap around the room together, and then go talk to the same person at the same time
A. questions about their career
B. a statement about yourself and your business
C. casual conversation
D. a sales pitch
A. Did you just get here?
B. What is your position title?
C. How did you get started in this line of work?
D. How much money do you make?
A. Testing a job candidate's computer literacy
B. Chatting with co-workers
C. Industry networking
D. Promoting businesses
A. Sigh heavily and audibly so they know you are no longer interested in talking
B. Interrupt them and get away as quickly as you can
C. When at an appropriate point in the conversation, smile and genuinely thank them for their time
D. While they are talking, look around the room for someone else you know so that you can leave
A. exclamatory
B. mysterious
C. closed-ended
D. open-ended
A. False
B. True
A. TRUE
B. False
A. TRUE
B. False
A. call them immediately to make sure they gave you a real number
B. send them a pitch email that night.
C. text them later that night
D. record their information and contact them in a few days about potentially meeting
A. May I have your contact info so we can schedule a time to finish this conversation?
B. I'm actually job hunting now, can you help me get a job in marketing?
C. What are you doing at your job? You need to work for me!
D. Look me up on Facebook so we can chat later
A. True
B. FALSE
A. Show it to other people you meet and encourage them to contact the person
B. Memorize the contact information
C. Write where you met them, a quick note of what you discussed, and how you can help them on the back of it
A. What advice would you give someone looking to start out in the business?
B. How did you get involved in the _________ industry?
C. All of these
D. What types of projects are you working on?
A. False
B. True
A. T
B. F
A. Give them your contact information
B. Get their contact information
C. Email them within 24 hours of meeting them
D. All of these
A. Follow up with a phone call immediately after
B. Send a personal message reminding them where you met, or saying why you're adding them
C. Send an invite every few days until they accept
D. Use the pre-written message
A. A Wingman
B. A Tie
C. Business Cards
D. A Colleague
A. True
B. False
A. Personality
B. All of these
C. Skills
D. Social media presence
A. True
B. FALSE
A. Yes, in moderation
B. No
C. Only if you order a drink for everyone you are talking to
A. Religious events
B. Over dinner
C. The gym
D. None of these
A. F
B. T
A. TRUE
B. False