Virtual career fairs are similar to in-person career fairs, but you can attend from your home or anywhere you can log on to a computer — your interviews with recruiters will be online. Attending a virtual career fair has many benefits — there’s no gas and parking costs, you don’t need printed résumés, you don’t need to find a babysitter, and you don’t need to wear special “interview clothing.” There’s also no waiting in lines!
Archives for Career Advice
Ways to Prepare for a Virtual Career Fair
18 April, 2012
Published by Lady Victoria Walker in Career Advice, Career Fair Related Links
When I Grow Up, I Want to Be…
9 April, 2012
Published by David Awalt in Career Advice
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up and be a train conductor. I liked trains! As adults, we still have the opportunity of pursuing a career involving something we truly like and are passionate about, we just need to learn how to find it.
What Is a “Career Ladder?” Let’s Explore…
9 April, 2012
Published by Bren Moon in Career Advice
… with so MANY different types of career ladders (job or industry paths), the size of your ladder is based upon what you want out of your career!
Rediscover Your True Self through Self Assessment
7 March, 2012
Published by Luz Barboza in Career Advice
Pursue a job or career that you can enjoy! Taking a self assessment can help you discover how your goals and personality best match up with career options.
Attitude Is Everything!
7 March, 2012
Published by Kate Kiefling in Career Advice
Learning how to compose positive self images that drown out the repeating destructive messages that play in our heads is key to an successful job search.
Finding Happiness from Within
24 February, 2012
Published by Genia Neal in Career Advice
Happiness is all around us. Sometimes we have to look for it; other times, we need to create our happiness. Believe in yourself, and your confidence and happiness will grow from within.
Lifelong Learning
23 February, 2012
Published by Jenifer Wofford in Career Advice
The belief that “I learned everything I need to know in school.” is one that permeates American society. But today, what we learned in school quickly becomes outdated, even for those who have recently graduated.
How Do I Find a Job Online?
22 February, 2012
Published by Jenni Samsill in Career Advice
“Virtual”, is a word we are hearing quite a bit of as it relates to job searching, networking and social media sites. But what does all this mean?
Networking — It’s WHO You Know!
22 February, 2012
Published by Jim Coen in Career Advice
Your job search network is created by building relationships. People prefer to do business with people they know, like and trust. So take advantage of your social network and doors will open for you.
Networking in Health Care: It’s Not Just What You Know
29 January, 2012
Published by Odalis Gonzalez in Career Advice, Healthcare
Take advantage of a variety of ways to connect with others so that you can maximize your employment opportunities in today’s competitive job market.
