This Presentation, gives tips & ways to Impress recruiter's at Career Fairs

1. How to Impress Recruiters at the Career Fair
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2. To succeed, you can’t just wander from booth to booth
collecting information packets and company mugs.
When hundreds of hiring managers converge, watch out.
A recruiter’s alert eyes and ears may be focused on you
when you least expect.
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3. Create a One-Line Pitch is one way to Impress
Job Fair Recruiters
• Not only will there be other applicants wanting to talk
to job fair recruiters, but the recruiters themselves
will be distracted.
• They don't have time to sit down with you for a halfhour interview, no matter how qualified you might be
for a position with their company.
• So develop a one-line pitch to give to each employer,
making sure to mention your name, your education,
your background, and what makes you unique.
• It wouldn't hurt to add a reason or two why you want
to work for them, either.
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4. Pace Yourself:
 To make it through what likely will be a long, grueling day, a wellstocked briefcase is important.
 Be sure to have the following items on hand: a stack of resumes,
pens and paper for note taking, tissues, a small mirror and breath
mints.
 Women should carry an extra pair of stockings in case of runs.
 To keep your energy up, bring along an inconspicuous, non-messy
snack.
 Beware of keeping fruit in your briefcase, though, or you might end
up handing out banana-scented resumes.
 Juice or a soft drink will help you fend off dry mouth.
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5. Dress for Success:
 As with all career-related events, you'll want to impress job fair
recruiters by looking your best.
 Wear a conservative suit in dark, muted tones such as navy or
black, and don't forget to shine your shoes.
 Strong fragrances that might trigger allergies should be avoided,
and carry a nice pen for filling out applications and contact
forms.
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6. Be best @ your Personality:
 Every other eager applicant at the job fair will tell recruiters that
they are motivated, goal-oriented, hard-working and a quick
learner.
 Set yourself apart from the crowd by using your personality to your
advantage.
 For example, if you are looking for an administrative job, you could
say, "I make the best spreadsheets in the tri-state area.”
 Be unique.
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7. Research on Companies:
 Most job fairs publish a list of recruiters and the companies they
represent a week or so before the event.
 Get your hands on that list and start learning about each
individual corporation.
 Find out about their company culture, who they like to hire,
what their mission statement is and how long they've been in
business.
 When you have that knowledge, you'll be better equipped to
impress job fair recruiters.
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8. Know Your Audience:
 Job fair recruiters are impressed with applicants who talk to them in
language they can understand.
 They do want to know about you---your talents, skills, education,
background---but they also want to know what you can do for
them.
 Set yourself apart from the crowd by mentioning an applicable
scenario in which you benefited a past employer.
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9. Be Prepared:
 Job recruiters might be impressed with you, but ten minutes later,
their attention will be on another crowd of eager potentials.
 To make sure they remember who you are, distribute detailed
resumes along with eye-catching business cards that will remind
them of your vast talents and skills.
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10. Follow Up:
 As mentioned in the previous tip, you want job recruiters to
remember you for their formal interview process.
 To meet that goal, follow up with the recruiter within 24 hours of
the job fair to express interest in the position again and to remind
them of your resume.
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