Eis aqui uma Feira de Empregos para Imigrantes que vai acontecer em Ottawa, no dia 23 de setembro, terça-feira, das 12 às 18 horas, que merece nossa visita.
Veja as informações e dicas para a sua contratação no website abaixo.
Boa sorte para todos!
Jean Roberth Souza
http://www.nastrategyinstitute.com/english/Ottawa.htm
Ottawa Job and Education Fair Diversity Pavilion: featuring organization committed to hiring New Canadians & Visible Minorities
Technology Pavilion: for IT and Engineering Industries
September 23, 2008
Time: 12 - 6 p.m.
Cost: free entry
Location: Lansdowne Park, Salon E, 1015 Bank Street, Ottawa, ON, K1S 3W7
Parking Information: From Highway 417 - Get off at Bronson Street Exit - South on Bronson to Fifth Avenue - Left on Fifth toward Bank Street - Right on Bank – go two sets of lights - Enter through Gate 1 at the intersection - For Cirque du Soleil Tapis Rouge VIP enter at Gate 4 via Queen Elizabeth Drive Paid parking is $5 per vehicle at Lansdowne Park with plenty of spaces available. The show room is within the Ottawa Civic Centre which is adjacent to the bank street, and it is on the street level with loading tunnel available which allows vehicle access.
Event Sponsor: CTV Ottawa
Job Fair Tips: Ask the right questions. For example:1. If I apply through your website what are the recruiters looking for?
2. If a short list is prepared by a computer program, what are the key word searches for this position?
3. What will your needs be over the next year?
4. Are most of your recruits from a specific college or university?
5. What do I need to get hired? (Show them your resume)
6. Could we meet up for 20 minutes? I would like to know more about the opportunities for growth in your organization
Dress as you would for a interview. Most of the recruitment staff who come to fairs are hiring managers, human resources executives, and professionals from recruiting departments. First impressions matter. If two people have similar resumes, recruiters are like to choose the person who was dressed better or who had a better smile.
Come prepared with plenty of resumes. You also may wish to prepare more than one version that is industry or job specific; try to make your resume scannable as well.
Be prepared to initiate conversation with recruiters. Prepare a few lines of introduction that summarizes who you are, your education, experience and type of opportunities you are seeking.
Be prepared to for an on-site interview. Ensure that you intelligently articulate well thought out responses.
Understand that some recruiters may direct you to an on-line application process. Do not be discouraged as many recruiters have to comply with their company’s recruitment regulations. Use the opportunity to research ways to make your application more competitive. Find out how resumes are reviewed and what specific skills/experience they seek; also remember recruiters may be taking notes on candidates of interest.
Visit all booths. They may be recruiting for positions that you may not anticipate i.e. a financial institution may be recruiting for administrative jobs.
Be sure to follow-up. If a recruiter ask to you apply on-line or contact a specific individual make sure you do it.
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