Job fairs are the cornerstone of an employer’s recruitment strategy. In a nutshell, a job fair (also known as a career fair) is a type of recruitment event in which job seekers and employers come together with the purpose of establishing professional connections and discussing potential employment opportunities. Job fairs can be hosted by universities, government and workforce development organizations, or by individual employers in order to recruit new talent. But how do job fairs work, exactly? And what about virtual job fairs? We’ll break it all down for you.
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