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New program hosts month-long virtual job fair across Arizona

UNMET Jobs, in partnership with the Arizona Commerce Authority, is hosting a virtual, month-long hiring event for both employers and job seekers across the state.

The event, which is free for both employers and job seekers, will take place from March 15 to April 15.

The goal of this first-time event is to maximize the hiring experience for all attendees by providing a personalized, yet virtual, networking experience for job seekers and recruiters amid COVID-19, according to a press release.

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New program hosts month-long virtual job fair across Arizona

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UNMET Jobs, in partnership with the Arizona Commerce Authority, is hosting a virtual, month-long hiring event for both employers and job seekers across the state.

The event, which is free for both employers and job seekers, will take place from March 15 to April 15.

The goal of this first-time event is to maximize the hiring experience for all attendees by providing a personalized, yet virtual, networking experience for job seekers and recruiters amid COVID-19, according to a press release.

Registration is open now at www.unmetjobs.com.

“Job hunting has never been easy and COVID-19 has made it even more difficult to find employment,” said Emily Ahrens, chief marketing officer of UNMET Jobs. “During UNMET Jobs Arizona 2021, job seekers will have access to hundreds of employers and thousands of local job postings. Companies will have the opportunity to review resumes from candidates that have recently graduated as well as more seasoned professionals.”

According to Ms. Ahrens, the platform is inclusive to all levels of experience and features internships, entry level and mid/senior level positions. Employers may register and begin posting jobs now through March 8 in advance of the fair’s launch. To date, there are more than 40 businesses signed on to the platform, including:

  •  Amazon
  • HonorHealth
  •  Liberty Mutual
  •  Rank for Local
  •  Agero
  •  Arizona Masonry Council
  •  Arizona Children’s Association
  •  Nesco Resource
  •  Allbound
  •  TTEC
  •  Sperse
  •  RDS Electric Inc.
  •  Mind Quest
  •  One Step Beyond
  •  AdviNow
  •  eVisit
  •  Penny Mac
  •  Aspireship
  •  Carvana
  •  No Traffic
  •  Windom Security Strategies Today
  •  Dovely
  •  My Little Mascara Club
  •  Beyond Feedback
  •  Geopros Geotemps
  •  VincentBenjamin
  •  Quicken Loans
  •  Escrow Tab
  •  RexPay Inc.
  •  Cenlar FSB
  •  Nesco Resource
  •  Stout Street Capital
  •  Father and Son Masonry, Inc.
  •  Asis Massage Education
  •  INT Technologies
  •  Prooven
  •  Better Agency
  •  PYX Health, Inc.
  •  Hacienda Healthcare

UNMET Jobs is powered by Largely, which is a job matchmaking platform focused on improving the job search experience.

How UNMET Jobs works:

  •  Job seekers will upload video introductions and answer a questionnaire that explores their personal and professional attributes, together acting as a virtual resume.
  •  Employers are then able to filter from the pool of applicants by selecting various criteria while also being able to browse through recommended lists of applicants.
  •  Employers may then use the platform to contact job seekers directly and set up virtual interviews and invite them to webinars or info sessions.

The platform also offers advice, tools and insight on developing an online resume, virtual interview hacks and answers to frequently asked questions for both employers and job seekers, the press release stated.

“Arizona’s educational institutions are producing the workforce of the future, and we’re proud to partner with UNMET Jobs to highlight our state’s impressive talent pool through this virtual event,” said Sandra Watson, Arizona Commerce Authority president and CEO. “By leveraging technology, we’re able to facilitate a greater number of meaningful connections between Arizona job seekers and job creators.”

To learn more, or to register either yourself or your business now, please visit www.unmetjobs.com.

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