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How to Maximize Your Job Fair Experience
Prepare Your Resume and Bring 20 copies.
Proofread your resume for typos and have others proofread as well.
Bring at least 20 copies of your resume to hand out to employers.
Take a portfolio or briefcase to hold these documents.
Do Your Research.
The more you know about a company, the more you can converse with the company representative and the more memorable you will be.
As companies register for the APS/DPP Job Fair, they will be posted on
Employers Attending
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Prepare a 30-Second Commercial.
Be ready to greet each employer with a smile and an enthusiastic 30-second sales pitch.
Think about your strong points, your goals, and the company
Dress Professionally.
Wear proper business attire.
Style your hair conservatively.
First impressions are very important.
Arrive Early.
Come early while employers are fresh.
Visit the booths of employers you are most interested in first.
Be Assertive and Show Initiative.
Shake hands and introduce yourself to recruiters when you reach the table.
Impart enthusiasm about the company and their job opportunities.
Network.
Speak with companies you wouldn’t normally be interested in.
Talk to other job seekers—you may hear about opportunities of which you were unaware.
Get the Interviewer’s Business Card.
Collect business cards from employers you speak with.
Follow-up and send personalized thank you notes.
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