In addition there will be helpful, free seminars conducted on the premises. Personal Resource Management Consulting will conduct a seminar on interviewing techniques. If you need direction on what to wear, what to say, what not to say and anything else that is appropriate for an interview, the Personal Resources seminar will help polish the skills necessary for today s ever-changing marketplace. The Buffalo and Erie County Private Industry Council will provide another excellent seminar on developing and polishing your resume. They can help you prepare the kind of resume that today s employers expect, including online resumes.
Admission is free for job-seekers and no preregistration is required.
Come professionally dressed and bring several copies of your resume. The event enables job-seekers and employers a great opportunity to share employment prospects. The Everywoman Opportunity Center, Inc. and National Association for the Advancement of Colored People also endorse The Buffalo News Career Safari. A complete, finalized list of participating companies will be published in The Buffalo News this Monday and Tuesday. The Buffalo News will continue to sponsor Career Safari 2000, featuring three more career fairs throughout the year.