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Whether you are starting out, changing careers, coming back to work or looking for something closer to home, our events put you face to face with employers and trainers in your region.
Each employer has a page with the jobs they are filling, how to apply, and who from their team will be there.
Colleges and training providers can show you short courses, apprenticeships and certificates that lead to local jobs.
Workforce and community organizations can help with resumes, childcare, transportation and other things that make work possible.
Register, and ask for any accommodation you need. Look at the list of employers on the event page, pick a few to visit, and bring copies of your resume if you have one.
The event page gives step-by-step directions by car, on foot or by public transit, and tells you about parking and the entrance.
Check in at the door or with your phone. At each booth, scan the QR code to see open jobs and save the recruiter’s contact information.
Follow up within a few days. Slides and resources stay on the event page. Tell us how it went, and share your story if you land an interview or a job.
Most events are free for job seekers. When an event has a fee, its page says so before you register.
Yes. Many employers take applications on their own websites, which you can reach from their booth pages. Some events also offer resume help on site; the event page lists it.
Clean and comfortable is fine. Dress the way you would for a first day in the job you want, not more formal than that.
Ask for help with transportation when you register. Many events also have an online option, and the event page gives directions by public transit where it runs.
A support person is always welcome. For children, check the event page or ask the organizer listed there.
You get a confirmation email with the details, a calendar link, and a private link to change or cancel. We send a reminder before the event.
When
Where Furniture & Things Community Event Center, 1000 School St NW, Elk River, MN 55330
In person Free to attend Walk-ins welcome
Meet local employers hiring along the Highway 169 corridor. Free to attend, walk-ins welcome, and interviews happen right at the table.
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