If you are at in job, conferences will play a vital role
of your career. Such conference helps you to update the latest news happening
in the industries. These conferences make a great way to grow contacts and
strengthen the new ones.
If you are sent into a conference by your managing
director, chances are that you will also be accompanied with group of co-workers.
Like your life, in conferences with your co-worker have pros and cons too. You
have to decide whether it is well or not to go to a conference with co-workers.
Taking a co-worker to the conference has more of benefits
which are described bellow-
1. Conferences can be boring and meeting a lot of new one
often leaves you exhausted. In such situation we need a friend to keep the
company. Such worker is of great help in those places.
2. While preparing an introduction for the company, your friend
may help you to preparing these so that it will compact and full of knowledge. That
helps you to enhance our personality.
3. While in conference you should keep those contact
information that you would like to contact for future benefits. So that it can
be give better efficiency.
4. Conferences are loaded with full of papers which is impossible
to visit all of them as a single person. You can share the papers with your
co-worker, so all the papers will be attended in equal concentration and you may
share the notes later.
5. While you are trying to gather a group of attendees to
start up organize friendly dinner in order to enhance contacts with them a co-worker
in necessary to help you.
6. There are a lot of post conference jobs where you need to
update your office about what you learnt. Doing it with your co-worker will
take off some load.
7. Your co-worker may help you supplying the information
which you missed on the conference and which may be important to your report for
your office.
In such these conferences with your co-workers, he will
assist you to make the most of the conferences so that you can get the best out
of these events and achieve the aim.
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