Inclusive vs Particularistic Networking

I have a circle of friends I can trust, and that circle is quite stable in terms of membership

I enjoy being among colleagues at work that are different than me in regard of their gender identity, hobbies, political views, ethnicity, culture, etc.

I treat my networking contacts as social capital that I do not thoughtlessly share with anybody I do not know very well

My social circle consists of people from all backgrounds and all walks of life in term of sexuality, gender identity, ethnicity, or political opinion, etc.

I would rather say I feel more comfortable as a member of a clique (a rather stable group of like-minded people) as I find networking with people, I do not know often superficial

My social circle consists of people from many different professional backgrounds

There are not many foreigners in my social circle

I have friends and acquaintances from different socioeconomic backgrounds than my own

Most people I socialize with are like me in terms of professional background, educational level, gender, or ethnicity

I like bringing people together who may enjoy getting to know each other

I find it a bit weird establishing friendships with the other gender

I do not feel in any way connected to people only because we graduated from the same university as me

It is tedious socializing with people I have nothing in common with

I like to proactively connect with people who challenge my way of thinking

I’m not feeling comfortable socializing in another language

You lean towards Inclusive Networking

Inclusive networkers are eager to connect with a diverse group of people and enjoy introducing individuals who hadn't known each other previously.

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You lean towards Particularistic Networking

Particularistic networkers prefer to network within smaller circles. They tend to develop bilateral ties, often forming strong connections with selected individuals.

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