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How to be Successful at Job Fairs

Posted on May 11, 2011 by Brooke Corlett

This is the season for job and career fairs – at colleges and universities, at corporations, and elsewhere. Randall Hansen, writing for Quintessential Careers, offers 10 strategies for improving your odds of standing out amidst all the other candidates. Pre-register. Some career fairs allow job-seekers to pre-register for the event, which usually includes submitting a [...]

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