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State Farm, ADT and more will attend free Atlanta career fair this week

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By Alyssa Rachelle
June 8, 2016

Employers including State Farm, ADT and FleetCor will be in attendance this Thursday at a free career fair in Atlanta. And they'll be there to hire.

The event, hosted by Choice Career Fairs, is from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will give attendees the opportunity to interview face-to-face with representatives with positions to fill. Openings include sales representatives, receptionists, marketers, dispatchers and more, according to the career fair website.

Attendees can expect to spend an hour at the fair and be able to speak to at least 10 company representatives, according to event details.

The fair will be held at the Holiday Inn Atlanta Perimeter, 4386 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, GA 30341. Remember to dress professionally and bring copies of your resume.

Click here to register. If you're an employer seeking talent, register here

Choice Career Fairs will host three more events this year: on Aug. 24, Oct. 13 and Dec. 8.

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