How not to run a Job Fair.

[LightPhoenix]

I'll throw out a decent word. I went to a job fair the hospital I work at was having, talked to a lady from Pathology, and got my foot in the door for an interview. Now I've been working for over a year! So it's not always a lost cause... just most of the time.

 

[Blue_Kryptonite]

I got my last job from a Job Fair, so I know they can work. This one was just an exercise in disorganization. Fortunately, there's another coming t the usual Convention Center venue soon.

My prospects ain't great. 38, partially disabled and on heart meds, and with the stink of three failed companies on me in the last ten years.

I keep making the attempt, though. Can't give up, or you may as well already be dead.

 

[Greatwyrm]

I got my last job from a Job Fair, so I know they can work. This one was just an exercise in disorganization. Fortunately, there's another coming t the usual Convention Center venue soon.

Maybe you can get a job running career fairs. It sounds like they could stand for a switch in staffing.

 

[Bloodstone Press]

I've been to one job fair in my life and found it utterly awful and discouraging.

I agree, I went to a job fair once a few years ago and I actually got into a semi-argument with one of the employers there.