A job fair in cyberspace

Article Abstract:

Roosevelt University in Chicago, IL hosted an online job fair in Feb 23-27, 1998. Its main objectives were to gain the interest of major companies, solving the problem of cramped space in the campus and prevent of strain on their limited personnel. Students were given the opportunity to access the Internet to submit their resumes and examine the backgrounds of companies. Recruitment officers were able to review applications before meeting prospective employees.

Usage, Evaluation, Internet, Job fairs, College students, Roosevelt University

---

Counseling mid-life career changers

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that career counselors can help middle-aged jobseekers to understand their aspirations and confront their fears when facing a change of career. Time should be taken to consider such cases carefully. Counselors are handling an increasing number of cases among middle aged people, with 40% of the working population now middle aged.

Middle aged persons, Psychological aspects, Employment, Career changes

---

How employers can ace their campus and site interviews: survey reveals student perspective on college recruiting practice

Article Abstract:

Details of a survey aimed at identifying what college job seekers look for in an employee are presented.

Surveys, Job hunting, Job applicants

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Offer/acceptance ratio. Great expectations: what students have to say about the process and practice of launching a career
• Abstracts: Technology: impact on and implications for college career centers. Marketing career services to part-time students
• Abstracts: Bridge for the Xs: a new career services model. Parents as partners: allies in promoting and supporting career services
• Abstracts: Senior prerecruiting survey answers many questions. Providing minority students with the competitive edge

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.