Dear Debbie,
I’ve attended several networking events where I see someone I know, or that I would like to introduce myself to, but they are engaged in a one-on-one conversation with someone else. When someone is part of a larger networking circle, I feel comfortable politely joining in. However, when they are speaking to just one person, I hesitate, feeling it would be rude to interrupt. As a result, I often find myself awkwardly standing on the periphery of their conversation for an extended period. Could you recommend the best way to professionally handle these situations?
Thank you in advance for your insight!
Best,
Reluctant Networker
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