The examples of networking from the provided options are:
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Discussing job opportunities with a school guidance counselor or a trusted teacher - Networking involves seeking advice and information from those who have connections or knowledge about job opportunities.
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Approaching a friend who owns a business and asking if any of his colleagues are searching for employees at your experience level - This is a direct example of networking by leveraging personal connections to inquire about job opportunities.
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Attending a conference related to your career interests, introducing yourself, and conversing with people in that field - This is a classic networking scenario where you actively engage with professionals in your industry.
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Talking with parents about job opportunities in your community - Similar to consulting a guidance counselor, discussing job opportunities with family can also be considered networking since they may have valuable insights or connections.
The option reading a classified ad and then reading about the company online is not an example of networking, as it doesn't involve interacting with other people.
So, the correct responses are:
- Discussing job opportunities with a school guidance counselor or a trusted teacher
- Approaching a friend who owns a business and asking if any of his colleagues are searching for employees at your experience level
- Attending a conference related to your career interests, introducing yourself, and conversing with people in that field
- Talking with parents about job opportunities in your community
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