College placement officials and corporate hirers warn against complacency. Job fairs can help you find the right job Job fairs have plenty to offer for everyone. Employers can come to a job fair and talk to 300 people in a day. A student can make connections with 150 employers. Continuing your education depends on your overall objectives Eavesdrop on a group of spring graduates and you're likely to hear excited chatter of plans for jobs, vacations or more schooling.
Finances are one factor.
Graduates should be asking how much their continued schooling is likely to pay off. Books can help job-seekers with interview skills Despite some predictions about technology taking over the workplace, some things remain constant in the world of job searches. They contain answers to questions about job-seeking and interviewing that you'd never think to ask but might need to know to land the job you want. Networking savvy helps in your job search Classified ads, career fairs and the college placement office are places where graduating seniors can look for jobs. But often the best openings are not advertised.