>> Come prepared with your speech.
Know a little bit about the company.
Those are probably two really good things.
Ask questions.
It's never too early to start.
I tell the freshman when I come in here they need to get to the career fair.
Regardless of whether we've got jobs to offer you,
you need to start building those relationships.
Chances are if you're at a career fair as a sophomore or a junior,
I probably already met you at one point in time or another,
so you want to somehow differentiate yourself and stand out from others.
So obviously, you've got to dress well, first off.
Be well spoken.
Be able to communicate effectively to me.
Tell me your 60-second background.
Ask me a couple relevant questions, and then don't leave me hanging, but ask me,
you know, what are the next steps?
How would I get in touch?
How do you, you know, go about filling career forms, et cetera, and get a job interview?