FA R

Onsite

• When you arrive, take few minutes to review layout map, marking where employers are located

• Give yourself enough time to visit each identified employer

• Visit companies based upon your prioritized list

• Give your resumé to as many employers as you can

After

• Follow up with all employers you connected with

• Apply for available openings

Stop by Frederick County Workforce Services before and after a job fair to get more information on resumés, 30-second commercials, interviewing, and job search strategies; or check us out at www.FrederickWorks.com.

Brook Lane

Buckingham’s Choice

Dairy Maid Dairy LLC

FedEx Ground

Frederick County Government

Harris Teeter, LLC

HVAC Concepts

Loudoun County Fire Rescue

MD Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services

MDH - Western Maryland Hospital Center

Plamondon Companies

Right at Home

Sheppard Pratt Healthcare System

Spherion Staffing

Structural OpCo LLC

STULTZ

The Frederick News-Post

4 Booming Career Sectors

Vision Care

An aging population has increased the demand for eyecare specialists. Ophthalmologists are medical doctors specializing in eye care and surgery. Optometrists have a doctorate in optometry, and they can examine eyes, prescribe medications and dispense corrective lenses. An optician is a technician who designs and fits glasses and contact lenses according to a prescription.

Human Resources And Recruitment

As a result of the Great Resignation, businesses in almost every sector are scrambling to fill vacant positions. A human resource professional will seek ways to meet employee needs while achieving business goals and potentially advocating for beneficial workplace changes.

Health Care

Current health-care workers are retiring in great numbers. If you have a compassionate nature and want to help people, there are plenty of positions available in this sector. Home care workers, registered nurses and paramedics are all in demand.

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING

There’s a growing need for specialized workers in the field of information technology. Software developers write code from scratch to build programs for computers, tablets and phones. Since they usually create entire programs from start to finish, this is typically a job that involves independent work. Software engineers, however, create the tools to develop software, often working on teams to solve large-scale issues.