If you re out of work, looking for your first job or interested in changing your career, The Buffalo News Career Safari is a great place to make contacts and get your resume into the hands of a wide variety of Western New York employers. In addition there will be helpful, free seminars conducted on the premises. If you need direction on the first steps to take, techniques on getting an interview, developing a winning resume and the skills necessary to find a job, the RW Caldwell seminar will help polish your job searching techniques. The Buffalo Employment and Training Center will provide another excellent seminar on effective interviewing techniques. For tips on what to wear, what to say, what not to say and techniques on how to get an interview, the Buffalo Employment seminar will help you sharpen the skills necessary for today s ever-changing marketplace.
Admission is free and no preregistration is required.
Come professionally dressed and bring several copies of your resume to pass out to potential employers. Mayor Anthony Masiello, The New York State Labor Department and the Buffalo Urban League all give their endorsements for The Buffalo News Career Safari. Erie County Executive Joel Giambra also gives his support for The Buffalo News Career Safari. I am delighted to add my support for Career Safari 2001. Since the population in Buffalo and Erie County is diminishing, we must enhance our efforts to prevent the exodus of our youth.