The Networking Across Generations Survey

Thank you for helping me with a project that is very close to my heart.

Over the last 25 years, I've had the privilege of meeting thousands of people through business networking. Along the way, I've noticed something fascinating. Some people tell me that networking has become easier. Others say it's harder than ever. Some love online networking. Others prefer face-to-face conversations. And almost everyone seems to have a story about a connection that changed their life or business.

I'm currently researching how different generations experience networking, relationships, referrals, community, and connection. The insights may become part of a future keynote presentation, podcast episode, article series, or even a book.

There are no right or wrong answers. I'm interested in your experiences and observations.

This survey should take less than 5 minutes to complete.

Thank you for contributing to this research.

Cheers,
Wendy Lloyd Curley

Full Name *

Email *

What year were you born? *

How important has networking been to your personal or professional success? *

Can you share an example of a person, introduction, or relationship that had a significant impact on your life, career, or business? *

Tell us about the most memorable way you've met an important connection. *

What has changed most about networking during your lifetime? *

Can you describe a time when trust developed surprisingly quickly (or surprisingly slowly) with someone you met? *

Which statement best describes your networking style today? *

I actively seek new connections every week.

I network when opportunities arise.

I focus mostly on maintaining existing relationships.

I only network when I need something.

I generally avoid networking.

What differences or similarities have you noticed between generations when it comes to networking, building relationships, or creating opportunities? *

Would you be open to participating in a future interview with Wendy? *

Yes, I'd be happy to be contacted.

No, thank you.