Fort Worth residents seeking employment opportunities and career transitions are urged to mark their calendars for the forthcoming Citywide Job Fair scheduled for April 6. This event, presented by an employer recently acclaimed for its exceptional support of working parents, offers a prime opportunity for individuals aiming to secure positions within the City of Fort Worth. According to the City of Fort Worth, doors will be open to eager applicants at the Amon G. Carter Exhibit Hall.
The significance of this event stems from Fort Worth's recognition as the Best Place for Working Parents in 2024. Those in pursuit of a work-life balance will find this fair particularly compelling, as the City is dedicated not only to fostering a supportive work environment but also to enhancing the overall well-being of its staff, both within and beyond office hours. With a diverse array of departments to explore, the City aims to strengthen the community through the commitment and expertise of its personnel. The job fair, a seasonal fixture, serves as a platform for the City to attract both new and seasoned talent.
Dubbed the "It's Worth Working Here Citywide Job Fair 2024," the event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 6, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 3401 W. Lancaster Ave. Attendees can anticipate valuable face-to-face interactions with hiring managers, providing a fast-track opportunity to impress and secure employment. Networking will also be a focal point, with ample chances to connect and exchange information with industry professionals. Attendees are advised to arrive fully prepared, equipped with resumes, and ready to effectively market themselves to potential employers.
A notable highlight of the fair is the provision of complimentary, professional headshots for attendees whose LinkedIn profiles could benefit from an update. Interested individuals can avail themselves of this service between 10 a.m. and noon. Pre-registration is encouraged and remains open until the day of the event, April 6. However, walk-in attendees are welcome.
