There are a lot of people out there right now on the search for employment. So it is kind of amazing how many employers are on the search for employees. One would think the two groups could just connect with each other but it is apparently a lot more challenging than that. There are many ways to conduct an employer job search. For one, there are free employment agencies that help to link employers and employees. Some of them are non profit organizations or are government funded. But they do exist. And of course there are temp agencies catering to employer hiring. Finding a worker through a temp agency is great because you can test them out on the job before committing to hiring them as a regular employee.
Some resources staffing teams reach out to prospective employees at employer hiring fairs, also called job fairs. Staffing employment companies also attend employer hiring fairs to gather resumes and try to find people that could be potential good fits for their clients. When going to an employer hiring fair, there are a few things to keep in mind. The first thing to remember is that you should treat the entire experience like a job interview. Dress well and be mentally prepared to sit down for an impromptu interview. Additionally, it is important to bring several printed resumes to employer hiring fairs to hand out. It is also wise to attend the employer hiring fair closer to the time it begins instead of towards the end. It makes you appear like a go getter and you will be able to speak with the human resource people before they are tired and done for the day.
Most employer hiring fairs will publish the list of participating businesses that will be in attendance. It is smart to look over the list and know what is there. Then do a little research on the companies you might be interested in so you can ask their representatives engaging and pertinent questions.
