Don’t be afraid to sneak into another University

Top 3 reasons to download this eBook:

• You want your impressions at career fairs and networking events to stick in the minds of professionals

• You have fears of public speaking and need to know what to do to prepare

• You want sleek, simple, and pointed pitch examples (hint: we have multiple)

• Be prepared to ask an unlimited number of questions. If a firm likes you, they may introduce you to 5+ people. It's important to ask them all different questions. See the Career Fair eBook for more.
• Don't hang out with your friends. Companies don't hire in pairs, they want to see that you're a competent and comfortable individual.
• Have your clothes dry cleaned a few days before. You want to stand out, but not for a wrinkled jacket!
• Keep as many business cards as possible. After each meeting, write a little note on the back that will help you when you send your follow-up email!

• Research every company before the event. The university should have a list of the companies on the event's website. The last thing you want is to not know how to pronounce a company's name (I've seen it happen). Watch youtube videos if possible.
• Be prepared to talk about yourself using a 30 second elevator pitch! If you don't prepare for this, you will flop. Check out our "Elevator Pitch" eBook below.
• Try to meet the partners and the recruiters, but don't ignore the lower level staff and employees. Often times a good comment from them can be that extra push you need to get the interview!
• Once you make eye contact with someone, move in. Lurking for too long will be awkward for you and the recruiter!

Top 3 reasons to download this eBook:

• You want to know the best way to approach recruiters and professionals at a career fair

• You're curious about the best time to arrive at the career fair

• You want direct instructions on how to follow-up to maximize your chance of getting an interview, including a drafted email