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Local Employment Opportunities

Job Bank Intro

 

Welcome to Federation's Job Bank, our online portal for job-related services. Looking for a job? Job seekers can search our database of available jobs right here in South Palm Beach County. See a job you like? Apply for jobs online and get connected directly to employers. Have a job and looking for candidates? Quickly and easily post jobs and get connected with people from our community.


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Current Job Opportunities:


Operational Support Intern
Certified Technician
Commissioned Sales
Commissioned Sales - Wear Resistant Solutions, Inc
Director, Web Advocacy and Outreach
Executive Director of Jewish Family Services
Experienced Sales Professional
Federation Transportation Service Drivers
Fluent Hebrew/IT person
Front Office Secretary (Full-Time)
General Accountant
Graphic Designer
Hairdresser Chair For Rent
Insurance Sales - 220 Agents
National Major Gifts Director
Sales Manager-Senior
Telephone Volunteers

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Additional Websites for Job Listings

Below are a collection of other FREE job sites for Jewish related jobs and companies

Careerjet.co.il
Careerjet.co.il is a job search engine for Israel. In one simple search, Careerjet gives job seekers access to a huge selection of jobs that are sourced from various internet sites, saving the trouble of having to visit each site individually.
www.careerjet.co.il

Jewish Jobs
JewishJobs.com is dedicated to advertising nonprofit Jewish communal job postings.
www.jewishjobs.com

 

How to Work a Job Fair

(reposted from an original article at www.shalomdc.org)

Is going to a job fair really going to help me? How can I get the most out of it?

Job fairs are great events for networking! They are events where employers are looking to meet potential employees. You have an opportunity to make an impression on an employer that will get you noticed. To get the most out of a job fair, you should be prepared to talk confidently about your skills and how they could meet the needs of each employer you talk to. You want to stand out to employers based on the value your skills could offer their company.

Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of a job fair:

  • Research. Make a list of the organizations that interest you so that you have a chance to meet with all of them. Not only should you know whom you want to talk to, but you should also know something about the company. Why do you want to work for them? If you don't know, they won't know either.
  • Prepare a one-minute introduction of yourself and your skills (the commercial). This is a 60-second introduction, which should include your name, your skills and why you are interested in this company.
  • Make a Good Impression. Dress like a professional. Shake the recruiter's hand and offer your resume. Make good eye contact while giving your commercial. Be sure to ask the recruiter for a business card
  • Send a Thank You. This is why you must get a business card. Send a thank you letter within 24 hours of the job fair. Your thank you should be brief and should include something new you learned about the company or an additional point about why your qualifications stand out. About 2 weeks later, follow up with a phone call reminding them that you met them at the fair and would like to answer any other questions they may have about your qualifications.

JVS is a department of the Jewish Social Services Agency (JSSA) and a partner agency of The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington. For more information, visit JVS on the web, call (301) 587-9666 in Maryland, or (703) 204-9100 in Northern Virginia.

 

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