What do I say???
What kinds of things should I ask during a job fair? Do I just introduce myself and that's it? Any help is appreciated, thank you!
No matter how hard I work I'm limited because of my criminal background I was a hard worker at Freher and my company company wanted me full time and I agreed cause they knew my background had stuff on it and as they try to help me they got me fired and my record is non violent and definitely not sexual charges either so how can I make it in life? I'm not that person and havent been in years so why cant I progress in life I was only in jail just that one time!!!!!!!!!!!
Ask things like what kind of Pre-Requisitions you would need, what a typical day is like, along with basic things like what is the average pay or average workday. Introduce yourself first,then get into the nitty-gritty.
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Hi Virginia. NO you should always have questions. You can research the companies before you go to the job fair and decide which ones you want to work for. Then ask them questions that pertain to the job, the company, or what you want to know. Avoid things like how many paid sick days do I get. Stick to strong questions that encourage the person to speak about the company and how they shine. Best of luck to you.
I would go to the job booth your interested in and say Hi when can i start working for your company, no need for them to search any longer here you are, that should break the ice , then go from there, they will start asking what kind of experience you have and there you go sell your self, i hope this helps