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Truth: There are numerous companies attending the Career Fair that are interested in hiring co-ops & interns. Employers want the opportunity to speak with all types of students.
Truth: Federal regulations may prevent some employers from accepting students’ resumes at Career Fairs. If a recruiter is unable to accept your resume, give them your business card! Also, this is still a great opportunity to speak with employers about career paths and your career goals.
Truth: Participating in a Career Fair as a first or second year student is a great way to learn about companies you may want to work for in the near future. Also, learning how to speak professionally with employers is a valuable, life-long skill. If you research companies in advance, you can prepare what you’ll say.
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Student: Hello, my name is Jennifer Santos. I’m a freshman studying Business Administration with a concentration in International Business. I was really excited to get the chance to speak with you here at “Company X” because I know you have a great reputation for collaborating with emerging telecommunications companies in South American countries. Given my ability to speak Spanish fluently and my love for that part of the world, the type of work your company does is really intriguing to me.
Company X: Well, we’re very happy you stopped by to speak with us Jennifer. What were some of the things you wanted to know?
Student: Well, I was wondering what types of skills and abilities your company looks for in potential employees? I was also hoping you might know of any internship or co-op opportunities within your company, as it would be an amazing experience to be a part of your team.
Company X: I’d be happy to answer those questions for you Jennifer …