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STALK THEM.(in the non-creepy sense)
No. 1
• Review who will be at the career fair and follow the companies you’re interested in on social media.
• Explore the job opportunities with each employer and study their: vision, mission, strategic plan and culture.
• Connect with company recruiters on LinkedIn.
• Make sure your profiles have a professional headshot and you’re sharing relevant industry-related content.
WHO ARE YOU?A FEW WRITTEN TALKING POINTS
• Remember: Where’s your resume taking you?
• Use your objective statement as your 30-second elevator pitch (summary of qualifications).
• You can include relevant coursework, like projects and research, as experience.
• Proof read for any typos or grammatical errors before you print it on resume paper.
HEAD, SHOULDERS, KNEES(select the appropriate attire)
No. 2
• Select attire in neutral colors such as black, grey, navy, or tan.
• Add a pop of color with a cami or jewelry for girls and a tie, cuf flinks, or pocket square for guys.
• Wear comfortable dress shoes.
• Practice your handshake.
INTRODUCE YOURSELF: “Hi, my name is...”
TELL THEM WHO YOU ARE: “I’m a third year student at... and I am stuyding...”
MAKE THE CONNECTION: “I understand that your company is known for...”
TELL THEM WHY YOU’RE THERE: “I’m passionate about ... and would like to pursue a career in the ... field. As a result, I’m seeking a job opportunity in ... that will allow to .... within your company.”
PRACTICE YOUR PITCH.(the highlights of you)
No. 3
BREATHE IN, BREATHE OUT.(things to remember during the fair)
No. 4
• Give a solid handshake
• Deliver a dynamic elevator pitch (Practice makes perfect)
• Ask specific questions about the company and position(s)
• Discuss your qualifications
• Establish a meaningful connection; tell the recruiter why you are interested in their organization
• Take notes on pertinent information
• Make sure you obtain contact information for a follow-up