Comments on: Do Girls Do It Better Than Guys? http://hazelmwalker.com/do-girls-do-it-better-than-guys/ The Referral Strategist Wed, 25 Jan 2012 18:04:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://hazelmwalker.com/do-girls-do-it-better-than-guys/#comment-1521 admin Thu, 01 Jul 2010 00:20:39 +0000 http://hazelmwalker.com/?p=761#comment-1521 Thanks for the comment. I am working on a book based on a 12,000 person survey. I agree that networking is a learned skill but it is interesting how the genders apply the lessons. Thanks for the comment. I am working on a book based on a 12,000 person survey. I agree that networking is a learned skill but it is interesting how the genders apply the lessons.

]]> By: Alan Eames http://hazelmwalker.com/do-girls-do-it-better-than-guys/#comment-1514 Alan Eames Wed, 30 Jun 2010 03:43:17 +0000 http://hazelmwalker.com/?p=761#comment-1514 Hi Hazel, Excellent article. I think that neither has the advantage in networking. I think networking is something that is learned for most people and thus men or women can excel at it. It's a matter of having the will, the want and the practice to do it right. All the best, Alan Hi Hazel,

Excellent article. I think that neither has the advantage in networking. I think networking is something that is learned for most people and thus men or women can excel at it. It’s a matter of having the will, the want and the practice to do it right.

All the best,

Alan

]]> By: Brandy Mychals http://hazelmwalker.com/do-girls-do-it-better-than-guys/#comment-1313 Brandy Mychals Thu, 03 Jun 2010 07:13:05 +0000 http://hazelmwalker.com/?p=761#comment-1313 Yes. How's that for a quick, gogetter response! In my business I am always networking with other women. I find that I can connect on a deeper level in a much quicker time. Of course, my business is jewelry so we have a common language we can speak right from the start. I just wrote about this in my blog at www.BrandyMychals.com As far at traditional nurturing roles, I have found most women in BNI to be gogetters or promoters. Seems as though the nurturing is saved for home/kids and the other personality styles are brought to the networking events. Yes. How’s that for a quick, gogetter response! In my business I am always networking with other women. I find that I can connect on a deeper level in a much quicker time. Of course, my business is jewelry so we have a common language we can speak right from the start. I just wrote about this in my blog at http://www.BrandyMychals.com

As far at traditional nurturing roles, I have found most women in BNI to be gogetters or promoters. Seems as though the nurturing is saved for home/kids and the other personality styles are brought to the networking events.

]]> By: Judy Di Georgio http://hazelmwalker.com/do-girls-do-it-better-than-guys/#comment-1310 Judy Di Georgio Thu, 03 Jun 2010 02:38:12 +0000 http://hazelmwalker.com/?p=761#comment-1310 In my opinion, there is no gender better than the other in NWM. It is the person, them-self; Are they really listening, followed by can they offer help? Each person who listens in real time, offers solid help, suggestions, referrals, etc.. is truly the best at NWMing. My experience has always been fantastic with both men and women who take a real interest, listen, and then offer something according to our conversation. Judy In my opinion, there is no gender better than the other in NWM. It is the person, them-self; Are they really listening, followed by can they offer help? Each person who listens in real time, offers solid help, suggestions, referrals, etc.. is truly the best at NWMing.

My experience has always been fantastic with both men and women who take a real interest, listen, and then offer something according to our conversation.
Judy

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