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Presented by Darla Doty, Director Career Services Center

Before the Job Fair Know Who is Coming Research Companies Explore all of Your Options Post resume in Hire A Texan

Identify specific experiences that demonstrate your strengths Back up your skills with specific examples Know why you want to work for their company. If you don’t know, they won’t know either.

What to Take Professional Appearance Positive Attitude Smile Strong Handshake

Copies of Your Resume

A 30-second Sales Pitch “Hello, I am Carrie Jones. I’m a senior at Tarleton majoring in Marketing…”

Energy!!!

What Not to Do at a Job Fair Don’t cruise the booth with a bunch of friends Don’t carry your backpack, large purse, etc. Don’t come dressed for soccer practice Don’t “wing it” with employers Don’t come during the last hour

What to Take Away From a Job Fair Business Cards Information About Companies Notes About Contacts A Better Sense of Your Career Options; Ask About the Next Step Self-confidence in Interacting with Employers

Job Fairs Are On the Way…. March 3 April 6 Teacher Are You Ready?

TSC Let Us Help You!