Career Seekers

LATCareers.com connects you to Employers recruiting Bilingual and Diversity Career Seekers.   Our Job Board provides you with the competitive advantage to be recruited in person at our over 200 Latino Bilingual and Diversity Career Fairs or online at our job board.     We invite you to register online to attend our Career Fairs.  

All of our services are Free to all career seekers.  

Career Seeker Registration

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO ATTEND CAREER FAIR

CAREER FAIR INFO AND TIPS

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE:  Attending our Career  Fairs offer a competitive advantage to career seekers because you are attending one event and meeting many employers.   You also are making a personal connection with decision makers and you have the opportunity to stand out and hand deliver your resume.
NICHE CAREER FAIR:  Our Career Fairs are niche events attended by Employers looking to hire Diversity and Bilingual Career Seekers.  Our Events provide you an opportunity to stand out and use those bilingual abilities to your advantage.  

DIVERSITY EMPLOYER SECTORS:  At each of our Career Fairs we invite a mix of employers representing small size companies, mid-size companies, large companies, non-profits, government & education.     This allows career seekers to meet with employers of different sizes and employment sectors. 
BELOW ARE SOME TIPS TO PREPARE FOR YOUR CAREER FAIR:
WomenMen
Simple make upWell groomed hair and facial hair
Professional nailsclean nails / hands
Business shoes (not too high)Business shoes
Two piece professional suit (conservative colors)Two piece professional suit (conservative colors)
Conservative blouseMatching conservative tie
No gum, cigar, or candyNo gum, cigar, or candy
Light perfumeLight cologne
RESUME TIPS:  bring plenty of copies of your resume, each employer will ask for a copy of your resume.   Remember resumes are often scanned by employers so follow the tips below:
  • use white paper for resumes 
  • don't use bullets, fancy fonts, high light sections
  • don't include as part of resumes, certifications, list of recommendations, education transcripts (all of these documents can be provided upon request by employers)
  • staple resumes if more than 2 pages
  • don't bring resumes in folders, envelopes or fancy covers 
HOW TO DO AT THE CAREER FAIR & WHAT TO DO AFTER CAREER FAIR
  • Think of what career opportunity position you really want and also have a back up position.   Sometimes you can take a lower position just to get in the company and once you are working for the company you can apply within to get that dream position.  Never limit your opportunities
  • Visit every employer at the event and network.  Recruiters sometimes move to other companies.   Always network!
  • Ask each recruiter for their contact information to stay in touch
  • If they employer asks to go online and apply online it can mean that they are interested in you- remember that employers track resumes online and many require that first you apply online.   Many recruiters will flag your paper resume and then go back to their office and look to see if you followed the instruction to apply online. 
  • Network with other career seekers.  
  • After the career fair take the time to review each employer website and see if there may be other opportunities online 
  • After the career fair send thank you notes to each recruiter and keep following up

All employers advertising at www.latcareers.com and attending our career fairs are EEO and all career seekers are encouraged to apply for all job positions of their interest and attend all career fairs.