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5. Collecting Contact Information • Before wrapping up, don’t forget to ask for contact details. You could say: “Wow, working at XYZ sounds like something I’d really enjoy. Would you mind sharing your email address? I’d love to stay in touch about any future opportunities!”

4. Engaging in Small Talk (Under 5 Minutes) • Use this time to learn more about the company and show your interest: 1⃣️ Check the company’s LinkedIn page and ask questions about recent achievements 2⃣️ If the company operates globally, ask about opportunities to work globally

1⃣️ A brief introduction of your educational background 2⃣️ A summary of your internship experiences and key skills 3⃣️ Your passions and how they align with the company’s work 4⃣️ Emphasize that you’re actively seeking opportunities in a particular area.

3. Preparing Your Elevator Pitch (Under 2 Minutes) • This is your chance to make a strong, lasting impression. Practice and refine it thoroughly. Your pitch should include:

2. Overcoming the Fear of Career Fairs • Don’t be afraid to engage with professionals. Everyone started in the same place. Approach the career fair with a mindset of trying new things, and you’re bound to gain something valuable.

1. The Importance of Attending Career Fairs • Career fairs offer valuable opportunities to secure interviews and even job offers. Even if you don’t get immediate results, making a positive impression on HR and staying connected could open doors in the future.

Part 4. Closing Paragraph At the end, don’t hold back! Include a call to action, politely hinting at your interest in an interview invitation, leaving a confident and professional impression.

Part 3. Body Paragraphs You need at least two paragraphs that highlight relevant experiences (internships or campus involvement), achievements, skills, and educational background. Be sure to include numbers where possible to demonstrate why you’re a great fit for the role.

Part 2. Introduction This section is simple—include a brief self-introduction along with your motivation for applying for the position. One or two lines will do.

Part 1. Salutation Start with a polite greeting. There are two scenarios here: if you know the hiring manager’s name, go with “Dear Mr./Mrs. [Last Name]”. If not, address it to the company or write “Dear Recruiting Manager”.

2️⃣ Get contact info! (Yes, it’s that important!) Ask directly for a business card or LinkedIn: • “Can I have your business card?” • “Can I have your LinkedIn?”

Things you must do at the event: 1️⃣ 30-second small talk + 30-second memorable self-introduction: (I’ll explain more in my next post).

3. Research: • Before attending, do some research on all the companies in your field that will be there. • Write down a list of 5-10 companies that interest you, and head straight to their booths when you arrive.