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April 5, 2005 9:11 AM

Two upcoming job fairs and how to take advantage of them
Posted by Douglas Eisenhartat 9:11 AM

Ah, spring. It's finally here, and hope is in the air. And all signs indicate that the job market is trending up and firms are hiring again. So what better time to take advantage of two upcoming opportunities to meet face-to-face with Greater Boston's hiring employers?

First, the BostonWorks Nursing & Allied Health Career Fair is a week from today, Tuesday, April 12 at the Sheraton Newton. Then on April 27 you can see us at the World Trade Center on the waterfront in Boston as we host the Job City Job Fair. Check out the lists of exhibiting companies, pre-register, and get more info now on both fairs on BostonWorks.com.

To help you get prepared, here's a piece from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel with some sound, step-by-step advice on preparing for and attending job fairs (note: one-time free registration required):

Job fairs, also referred to as career fairs, provide employers and job hunters an opportunity to learn about each other. Actual hiring is usually not done during a fair.
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[But] Even though actual hiring usually doesn't take place during a job fair, dress as you would for a job interview. The first impression you create needs to be that of a professional.
So update your resume, put a smile on your face and a shine on your shoes, and get out there. Good luck!
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