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Job Fairs & Hiring Events in New York, NY

Every job fair, career fair and walk-in hiring event we know about in the New York area.

Upcoming events (6)

Oct 20 Tue Jobs NYC Hiring Events at 2 Lafayette Street: Climate and Manufacturing Panel October 15, Manhattan Hiring Hall October 20 Jobs NYC is bringing two hiring events to 2 Lafayette Street: a climate and manufacturing panel with employers on October 15, then a Manhattan Hiring ... Details & how to prepare Oct 22 Thu Macy's, Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury Holiday Hiring Day Oct. 22: Seasonal Jobs Across New York City Macy's, Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury hold a holiday hiring day Thursday, October 22, with New York City a top market for all three. Walk in at a sto... Details & how to prepare Oct 22 Thu NYC Will Pay for Your Job Training: Free Queens Sessions This October New York City will pay tuition, books and testing fees for short-term job training, and three free information sessions run in Queens this October. He... Details & how to prepare Oct 27 Tue NYC 55-a Hiring Hall Oct. 27: City Jobs Without the Civil Service Exam New Yorkers with a certified disability can land competitive city jobs without the civil service exam. Here's how the 55-a program works and what to k... Details & how to prepare Nov 4 Wed NYC Health + Hospitals Special Officer Hiring Events: Lincoln Oct. 21, Harlem Nov. 4 NYC Health + Hospitals is recruiting Special Officers at Lincoln in the Bronx on Oct. 21 and Harlem on Nov. 4. Pay starts at $40,480, and applicants m... Details & how to prepare Nov 30 Mon NYC Emergency Snow Shovelers Now Earn $30 an Hour: October Sign-Ups in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island New York City raised emergency snow shoveler pay to $30 an hour, and DSNY is registering new shovelers in person across all five boroughs through Nove... Details & how to prepare

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How to get the most out of a job fair

  • Register in advance when the event offers it. Pre-registered candidates often get in first and skip the line.
  • Bring 10 to 15 printed resumes and a short list of the employers you want to see, taken from the event listing.
  • Prepare a 30-second introduction: who you are, what you do, and what you are looking for.
  • Ask each recruiter for the next step and a contact, then follow up within two days.