Practice test · Networking

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  1. How Reputation Works

    1. What is a visibility gap?

    • The amount of time spent networking
    • The gap between online and offline activity
    • The difference between trust and credibility
    • The distance between the value you create and the number of relevant people who know about it Correct answer

    Why: A visibility gap exists when valuable work is not known by enough relevant people.

  2. Building a Life Through

    2. Choose all that apply: Which signals support a healthy mentorship relationship? There may be more than 1 correct answer.

    Choose all that apply.

    • Demonstrating effort Correct answer
    • Showing follow-through Correct answer
    • Acting on advice received Correct answer
    • Repeatedly asking without implementation

    Why: Action, follow-through, and effort strengthen trust; repeated asking without implementation weakens the feedback loop.

  3. Becoming a Connector

    3. A person can fit only 1 connector archetype throughout life.

    • True
    • False Correct answer

    Why: People often use multiple archetypes; the framework describes strongest patterns rather than limits.

  4. Building Social Capital

    4. What does the phrase 'document outcomes, not activities' emphasize?

    • How much effort was invested
    • How busy the schedule was
    • What changed because of the work Correct answer
    • How many tasks were completed

    Why: Outcomes focus on results and impact rather than effort, time spent, or activity lists.

  5. Becoming Memorable

    5. People often rely on shortcuts when evaluating unfamiliar people.

    • True Correct answer
    • False

    Why: True. When information is limited, people use signals to help fill in the gaps.

  6. Silicon Valley Networks

    6. Credibility transfer guarantees that a relationship will move forward successfully.

    • True
    • False Correct answer

    Why: False. Credibility transfer earns attention, but performance, judgment, and execution still matter.

  7. Becoming Someone People Want to Be Around

    7. What is the primary benefit of reliability in relationships and opportunities?

    • It removes all risk
    • It increases talent
    • It guarantees perfection
    • It makes behavior easier to predict Correct answer

    Why: Reliability helps people predict follow-through, which makes opportunities feel safer to entrust.

  8. Giving Before Asking

    8. Which elements help grow relationship equity? Choose all that apply. There may be more than 1 correct answer.

    Choose all that apply.

    • Withholding contribution
    • Solutions Correct answer
    • Introductions Correct answer
    • Useful support Correct answer

    Why: Contribution increases goodwill. Support, introductions, and solutions add value, while withholding contribution does not.

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