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Dracin Williams
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6 months ago

Hello everyone! I am excited to share the Citywide Chicago Urban League Job Fair is happening on June 21st. Here are some tips on how to navigate a job fair like a pro! πŸŽ‰πŸ‘©β€πŸ’ΌπŸ‘¨β€πŸ’Ό

1️⃣ Dress to impress: Dress professionally and make sure you're well-groomed. First impressions matter!

2️⃣ Bring your resumes: Make sure you have multiple copies of your updated resume to hand out to potential employers.

3️⃣ Do your research: Research the companies attending the job fair beforehand so you can tailor your conversations and show genuine interest.

4️⃣ Elevator pitch: Prepare a short and concise elevator pitch to introduce yourself to employers and highlight your skills.

5️⃣ Network: Don't be afraid to strike up conversations with recruiters and fellow job seekers. Networking is key!

6️⃣ Ask questions: Prepare thoughtful questions to ask employers about their company, culture, and job opportunities.

7️⃣ Follow up: Collect business cards or contact information from employers and follow up with thank-you emails or notes to express your continued interest.

8️⃣ Stay positive: Job fairs can be overwhelming, but stay positive, confident, and enthusiastic!

Good luck to all job seekers! πŸ’ͺπŸ”πŸ“ Don't forget to share your job fair experiences and tips using #JobFairSuccess. Let's land those dream jobs together! πŸŒŸπŸ‘ #JobFair #CareerTips #Networking #JobSearch #SuccessTips

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Bianca Corey
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over 6 months ago

I have four more days until I begin my new role, and I am starting to feel like that time will fly by and I won't have used it to my advantage. One thing I know about myself is that I need to feel productive and always keep myself moving and doing things that will be good for me and my friends and family.

One way I continue to accomplish my goals; whether or not they be small or large; is to make lists.

I set up realistic lists of tasks, and break it out by the days of the week - I find handwriting always helps. Then I go about my day crossing off tasks. It feels good to close out even just one task.

To summarize!

  1. ALWAYS handwrite what you need to get done
  2. Break your tasks into smaller, more achievable daily lists
  3. Cross out tasks as you go
  4. Include fun tasks for yourself, as well as helpful tasks for others
  5. Have fun!

Hope this helps someone. Let me know how you keep busy during down time.

#motivation #lists #goals #goalsetting #unemployment

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