Organize your resumes in your briefcase, perhaps with color folders, so you can easily pick the appropriate one. THAN YOU NEED Try to find out how many companies will be present beforehand and bring an appropriate amount of resumes. Keep in mind that one company may ask for more than one resume so they can send it on to different divisions or departments. Copiers are generally not available and finding a copy place takes time away from your job search. If you do happen to run out of resumes, an exchange of business cards can make sure recruiters have your name until you can send a resume.
Business cards are also helpful when networking with other job seekers at the fair.
Remember to double check your resumes to assure that they are accurate and current. You want the recruiters to realize you are serious about finding a job, and dressing appropriately makes a good first impression. Recruiters may consider you if you re in business casual, but professional attire gives you a winning edge and reflects your motivation. No matter what position you are applying for, sneakers, jeans, shorts, t-shirts, and chewing gum are not acceptable. Maintain a professional, pleasant manner with everyone you encounter.