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Kamil Komorowski
Asystent ds. sprzedaży w Banku Millennium
Kamil Komorowski is currently an Asystent ds. sprzedaży (Sales Assistant) at Bank Millennium, where he focuses on supporting sales processes and enhancing customer relationships. His professional background includes experience in marketing and technology, having previously worked at a digital marketing agency. He is skilled in connecting brands with marketing talents, which is evident from his activities and posts on LinkedIn.
Komorowski holds a degree from the SGH Warsaw School of Economics and has a strong network in the marketing and sales sectors. He actively engages in discussions about sales strategies, CRM software, and overcoming sales objections on his LinkedIn profile, showcasing his expertise in the field.123
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Networking tips (not for dummies) 🤟
Are you an introvert who finds meeting new people challenging? I feel you. I’ve been there, trust me.
Simple tricks (all tested by me):
↘ Good Energy Attracts Good Energy - If you’re relaxed, smiling, and open to people, you’ll attract similar individuals.
↘ Ask, Listen, Then Speak - There’s nothing worse than starting a conversation with a monologue about yourself. Being curious about others pays off; you never know what story the person you’re talking to has to share.
↘ Don’t Sell Right Away to Everyone - We all know the purpose of business networking events, but for heaven’s sake, let’s at least keep up appearances sometimes ;) It might seem obvious, but in practice, it often isn’t.
↘ Maximize Time with Interesting People - If you’ve genuinely connected with someone and see potential for a business relationship, spend as much time with them as possible during the event and try to build a relationship. One such contact is worth more than many fleeting conversations.
↘ Follow Up After the Event - If you had a good conversation with someone during the event, write to them in a DM the next day. Maybe you can meet for coffee to continue the discussion? Don’t let them forget about you.
In conclusion - people like doing business with people they like.
Therefore, make yourself likable. Simple as that :)
Thanks to Aula Polska for a great event. Looking forward to the photos!
Today, I finally understood the scale of the technological phenomenon that is AI.
Quote by Mustafa Suleyman:
“[…] if someone read books for eighty years of their life, they would read about eight billion words, assuming they did this every day for 24 hours a day […] That is roughly six orders of magnitude fewer words than the resources that the discussed models use during a month of training.”
Add to this the pace of AI development.
Groundbreaking.
