Attending job fairs is a terrific way to meet potential employers, practice your interviewing skills, and gain an appreciation for what skills and work experience are valued by each department. Furthermore, representatives you will meet at job fairs will give you personalized feedback on your resume, and will critique your previous work experience. There are plenty of changes to make a strong impression and to get the attention of the employer you want to work for. Most job fairs will be entirely free, and although they can be somewhat time consuming, they are definitely worth attending.

Many job fairs and career expos also offer seminars on topics such as “Finding a Federal Job” and “How to Excel at a Job Fair”; attend these to ensure that you’re getting the most out of your job search.

This guide breaks down 2009’s job fairs by government department. If you aren’t sure about what department you want to work for, it might make sense to attend job fairs which host several departments at once.

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Udupi, Nov 26: “We have not come here to waste our precious time and money on unfruitful things. We have been taken for a ride”, was the refrain of unemployed youth who attended the job fair organized
by the Karnataka Vocational Training and Skills Development Board at Ammanni Ramanna Shetty Kalyana Mantap here on Friday November 26.

The jobs announced at the job fair were 5,797, and only 47 job aspirants arrived. Unemployed from all over the state had arrived for the job fair. The majority of physically disabled who arrived for the job fair were from Kundapur while only nine physically disabled were from taluks of Udupi, Puttur, and Mangalore, and the districts of Haveri, Chikmagalur, Shimoga, and Hassan, attended the job fair.

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