job fair

When it comes to the job search, one of the best pieces of advice we’ve heard came from a Careerealism.com article that came out in 2014 titled “5 Job Search Lessons You Learned in Kindergarten”.  You remember kindergarten, right?  Total breeze.

Do you think people in your office have the wrong impression of you?  You swear you’re a great person that’s easy to like but your office mates don’t seem to agree and you can’t figure out why.  While part of you wants to channel their inner Joan Jett, part of you understands that your bad reputation needs to change.

There are certain things you should bring with you to the Job & Career Expo. Having these things will help to set you up for a success job fair experience.

If you’re looking for a job, you may want to stop and look at your social media profiles first.  It seems like an obvious first step but despite all of the stories about people who’ve sabotaged their jobs over a social media post- people are still displaying poor judgment online.

Believe it or not there are some people who wake up and can't wait get to work. And though you may not be one of them, it doesn't mean you don't like to work. It might just mean you aren't doing the right kind of work.

It’s a fear most of us have when it comes to keeping the job we have or taking a leap of faith and accepting a new job:  What if I hate it?

If you're joining us for the Bristol County Job & Career Expo and plan on being your best dressed self, why not take advantage of our professional head shot area, too?

If you’ve held the same job for many years but are starting to think about switching gears, there are some things you should know about job searching in 2016.

Whether you’re about to graduate college or looking to make a career change, we’ve got your chance to meet with dozens of local businesses and industries looking for employees just like you!

The New Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce is having a Southcoast Job Fair on Thursday, March 31st at Seaport Inn & Marina.