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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TCLA Community Assistant" data-source="post: 12575" data-attributes="member: 2672">Careers fairs are a pretty crappy way to network in all honesty just given the volume of people there - it’s best to try and go to firm events (typically at lunch time or in the evening). Still go to the fair as it’s a good way to get basic questions answered quickly, but it won’t really help from a networking perspective.Other ideas:Use your university alumni networksSee if your careers service have their own alumni/mentoring programme, and if so utilise itFind people on LinkedIn who are like you - might have gone to your uni, might have gone to your school, might have worked at the same organisations, might support the same sports team as you, might be part of the same online group as you - find something similar that connects you with them and send a polite email asking for their insightUse this forum and others like it</blockquote>

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