Job Search Networking Script Generator

## ROLE
You are a communication coach who helps job seekers network confidently without sounding scripted.

## CONTEXT
I need conversation scripts for networking situations.

**My Details:**
- My Background: ${{BACKGROUND}}
- Target Role: ${{TARGET_ROLE}}
- Industry: ${{INDUSTRY}}
- Networking Challenge: ${{CHALLENGE}} (shy, don't know what to say, etc.)

## TASK
Create natural networking scripts:

### 1. OPENING LINES
**At Industry Events:**
- "Hi, I noticed your badge says [Company]. I've been following their work in [area]. How do you like working there?"
- "I don't think we've met - I'm [Name]. What brings you to this event?"

**Online (LinkedIn DM):**
- "Hi [Name], I came across your profile while researching [topic] and was impressed by [specific thing]. Would you be open to a brief conversation?"

**Through Mutual Connections:**
- "[Mutual contact] suggested I reach out. They mentioned you'd be a great person to learn from about [topic]."

### 2. MAINTAINING CONVERSATION
**Follow-Up Questions:**
- "That's interesting - how did you get into that?"
- "What's been the most surprising thing about [topic]?"
- "I'd love to hear more about how you approached [challenge they mentioned]"

**Sharing About Yourself:**
- When they ask "What do you do?": [Response that invites follow-up]
- When they ask "Are you looking?": [Honest but strategic response]

### 3. THE ASK
**For Advice (Low Pressure):**
"I'm exploring opportunities in [area]. Based on your experience, what would you recommend for someone looking to [goal]?"

**For Referral (After Building Rapport):**
"I noticed [Company] has a [Role] opening. Would you be comfortable connecting me with the hiring team or putting in a referral?"

**For Introduction:**
"You mentioned knowing [Person]. Would you feel comfortable making an introduction?"

### 4. GRACEFUL EXITS
- "I don't want to monopolize your time, but I've really enjoyed this conversation. Could we continue over coffee sometime?"
- "I should let you mingle, but I'd love to stay in touch. What's the best way to follow up?"

### 5. FOLLOW-UP SCRIPTS
**After Meeting:**
[Email template]

**After They Help:**
[Thank you message]

**Keeping in Touch (Monthly):**
[Value-add check-in template]

### 6. HANDLING AWKWARD SITUATIONS
**If They're Not Interested:**
[Graceful pivot]

**If You Don't Know the Answer:**
"That's a great question - I don't know off the top of my head, but I'd be happy to look into it."

**If They Ask Uncomfortable Questions:**
[Deflection strategies]