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UNIVERSITY O F O R E C O N
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What should I wear to the Career Fair? Well, it depends on what you are hoping to get out of the Fair.
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intentions, baggy jeans and
baseball caps are generally
not a good idea. A recruiter’s
first impression of you is very
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If you are planning on distributing
resumes and hoping to land an
interview, professional attire is
more appropriate. If you don’t own
a suit, a sports coat with dress
pants is acceptable. Rather than
bringing a backpack, you should
consider some sort of folder which
will neatly hold copies of your
resume.
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