Also be sure to read through the Job Fair program, if there is one, to kick off your day's research and plan your approach. Dress to Get Noticed . Talk to as many recruiters as you can . Use the time to learn about various businesses and gauge which ones might fit nicely with your goals, lifestyle, etc. Breath and hands .
Personal grooming is always important, particularly when making that important first impression.
Don't look to recruiters at job fairs for career counseling per se . Overzealous attention to the free items pegs you as someone's who is there because your last Chip Clip broke, not to look for work. It's a telltale sign that you're not seriously interested in new opportunities if you've brought a duffel bag to take home toys for the kids. Time is of the essence . Remember when it's all said and done, you get about 150 words and 60 seconds with any recruiter that's interested in your background.