The Carrollton Public Library and Metrocrest Services are teaming up to throw a job fair that's bound to be chock-full of opportunities. Set for May 15 from 3-6 p.m. at the Josey Ranch Lake Library, the event is teed up to connect job seekers with a slew of local employers, ready to hire. Career hunters should come dressed to impress and pack plenty of resumes to hand out, as on-the-spot interviews are a distinct possibility.
With a focus on aiding residents in their pursuit of gainful employment, this job fair is a free event, though folks are encouraged to pre-register. "Both the Carrollton Public Library and Metrocrest Services are committed to providing workforce development resources for citizens to help them set and achieve personal, professional, and financial goals," Josey Ranch Lake Library Manager Rachel Young said, as per the City of Carrollton, Texas. Indeed, the fair promises a broad spread of potential employers from the automotive, clerical, construction, and other industries.
Dust off that suit or press that pencil skirt, as the event coordinators emphasize the importance of a professional first impression. Attendees can expect a diverse range of potential employers, including the likes of the City of Carrollton itself, which is dangling the carrot of competitive pay and full benefits. From full-time gigs to seasonal jobs, the fair is set to offer something for anyone willing to step through the doors and shake a few hands.
"Events such as the Metrocrest Community Job Fair play an essential role in the organization’s efforts to provide opportunities that foster independence and self-sufficiency," Edwin Robles, Metrocrest Services Workforce Development Manager said, per the City of Carrollton, Texas. It's clear, that these community events are more than meet-and-greets, they are a beacon for those reaching for a stronger foothold in this ever-climbing economy.
Alongside its commitment to personal and professional growth, the fair represents a partnership not only with the City of Carrollton but with the Town of Addison, the City of Coppell, and the City of Farmers Branch, and is sponsored by Dallas College. To get more details, to register, or to find out exactly what jobs are up for grabs, job seekers can call 972-466-4800 or visit the city's library website. The promise of a job is just a resume and a firm handshake away.
