Use Online Networking Platforms

Online networking platforms, such as LinkedIn, can be particularly useful for introverted women. They allow you to connect with professionals in a less intimidating environment, where you can take your time to think through and craft your messages.

Online networking platforms, such as LinkedIn, can be particularly useful for introverted women. They allow you to connect with professionals in a less intimidating environment, where you can take your time to think through and craft your messages.

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Opeoluwa Okosun
Senior Deal Manager at Oracle

As an introvert, you can excel in professional networking events by leveraging your strengths while occasionally stepping outside your comfort zone. Start by embracing virtual and online networking, which can feel more natural and less overwhelming. For in-person events, try to prepare, practice a brief introduction about yourself, gather interesting insights about your industry, and be ready to share your work to keep conversations engaging.

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Jotty John
Lead Fullstack Developer at GE Vernova

How Online Networking Helps Introverted Women As an introvert, walking into a crowded networking event can feel exhausting. The thought of small talk or having to pitch yourself on the spot isn’t easy—and that’s okay. That’s where online networking platforms like LinkedIn make such a difference. They give introverted women the chance to connect without the pressure of face-to-face interactions. You can take your time, think through your words, and share your ideas in a way that feels authentic. - You can highlight your skills and projects through posts or articles—letting your work do the talking. - You can grow your network globally, not just in your local circle. - You can start small—liking, commenting, joining groups—and slowly build confidence. - You can find supportive communities of women in tech who understand your journey. Networking doesn’t have to mean being the loudest in the room. Online platforms open the door for introverted women to be seen, heard, and valued—on their own terms.

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Jotty John
Lead Fullstack Developer at GE Vernova

How Online Networking Helps Introverted Women As an introvert, walking into a crowded networking event can feel exhausting. The thought of small talk or having to pitch yourself on the spot isn’t easy—and that’s okay. That’s where online networking platforms like LinkedIn make such a difference. They give introverted women the chance to connect without the pressure of face-to-face interactions. You can take your time, think through your words, and share your ideas in a way that feels authentic. - You can highlight your skills and projects through posts or articles—letting your work do the talking. - You can grow your network globally, not just in your local circle. - You can start small—liking, commenting, joining groups—and slowly build confidence. - You can find supportive communities of women in tech who understand your journey. Networking doesn’t have to mean being the loudest in the room. Online platforms open the door for introverted women to be seen, heard, and valued—on their own terms.

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