MICHIGAN CAREER DEVELOPMENT NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

We are the resource that connects employers hiring with candidates that want to be HIRED.

Metro Detroit Career Fairs

Looking for a new career? Full-time and Part-time Jobs Available. Several employers in Metro Detroit are hiring now. Prepare your resume, dress for success and prepare for interviews with recruiters with job openings in several career fields. We have 100's of employers, career fields and industries.

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Michigan Careers Available

We are committed to providing candidates with full-time and part-time and career options that can fit into their busy schedules. Looking to start a new career, develop new career skills, or improve your job search, achieve your career goals NOW. Get help to search for the best job for your skillset.

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What Is Your Hiring Index Score?

A higher hiring index score indicates that the applicant is more likely to be a good fit for the job and easier to hire. A bad hiring score may make it more difficult for job seekers to get hired, as they may face more competition and scrutiny. Employment background checks and credit scores.

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Michigan Career Fair

Dec. 14, 2023

Detroit • Southfield

  • Entry Level Candidates
  • Youth Workers Age 18 - 24
  • Older Worker / Seniors
  • Experienced Candidates
  • Professionals and Executives
  • People with Disabilities (ADA)
  • Diversity Minority Candidates
  • LGBTQI* Candidates
  • Military Veteran Candidates
  • Temporary Assistance Families
  • Ex-felons - Returning Citizens
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Michigan Career Fair

January 2024

Detroit • Southfield

  • Entry Level Candidates
  • Youth Workers Age 18 - 24
  • Older Worker / Seniors
  • Experienced Candidates
  • Professionals and Executives
  • People with Disabilities (ADA)
  • Diversity Minority Candidates
  • LGBTQI* Candidates
  • Military Veteran Candidates
  • Temporary Assistance Families
  • Ex-felons - Returning Citizens
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Michigan Career Fair

March 2024

Detroit • Southfield

  • Entry Level Candidates
  • Youth Workers Age 18 - 24
  • Older Worker / Seniors
  • Experienced Candidates
  • Professionals and Executives
  • People with Disabilities (ADA)
  • Diversity Minority Candidates
  • LGBTQI* Candidates
  • Military Veteran Candidates
  • Temporary Assistance Families
  • Ex-felons - Returning Citizens
Register To Attend - Click Here

Michigan Career Fair

March 2024

Detroit • Southfield

  • Entry Level Candidates
  • Youth Workers Age 18 - 24
  • Older Worker / Seniors
  • Experienced Candidates
  • Professionals and Executives
  • People with Disabilities (ADA)
  • Diversity Minority Candidates
  • LGBTQI* Candidates
  • Military Veteran Candidates
  • Temporary Assistance Families
  • Ex-felons - Returning Citizens
Register To Attend - Click Here

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Michigan's Employment Support Non-Profit Organization.

We specialize in bringing hiring employers together with people seeking employment.

Jobs For People With Disabilities

We connect employers dedicated to hiring a diversified workforce with qualified job seekers in all career backgrounds. This is your opportunity to find your perfect job.

Hispanic and Bilingual Candidates

Over 50 exclusive partnerships with Hispanic organizations give HiredInMichigan.com access to a greater number of Hispanic professionals than any other career fair.

Disadvantaged Workers

Millions of Americans struggle to find jobs or are stuck in low-wage positions we connect people with better jobs in several Metro Detroit cities.

Service Men And Women

Plenty of great jobs. All you need is a great resume, a good suit, a warm smile, and firm handshake. Several Michigan employers are hiring veterans.

Returning Citizens

Career Training can be an excellent option for ex offenders and felons looking for jobs. We know the job search isn't easy, learning new skills in a high-demand career field can help you.

Minority Job Opportunities

We have the largest selection of employers hiring diverse, multi-cultural, and qualified candidates. Network your way into fresh job opportunities with career training.

Michigan Is Hiring

We make looking for a new job quick, easy, and stress free.

  • Information Technology
  • Engineering
  • Manufacturing
  • Restaurant - Retail
  • Food Service
  • Labor - Maintenance
  • And many more career fields.

Help For Metro Detroit Candidates

Write A Better Resume.

Have a summary or career objective at the top and make sure it’s in line with what your prospective employer wants. How do you know what your next boss wants? Look at the job posting. If you’re not addressing the points in that posting, you’re wasting your time.Keep your resume no longer than one pages. Hiring managers are pressed for time and tackling a lengthy resume can be an immediate turnoff.

Set Your Own Interview

Change their desire into action in your closing paragraph by stating the actions or steps you intend to take to get the interview date. Be sure to explicitly state your expectations. State in your cover letter when you will contact the employer at "the end of this week" or "next week." Announcing your plans to call also gets you around the secretary, because you can say, "She is expecting my call."

Job Discrimination Fact

"Have you ever been arrested?” You are innocent until proven guilty; therefore, it is illegal for an interviewer to ask if you’ve ever been arrested. Fair questions: Employment applications often include questions about felony convictions, along with a disclaimer saying that a conviction won’t necessarily remove you from consideration. In accordance with U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) policy, employers must weigh a variety of elements when factoring convictions into hiring decisions. These include the nature and severity of the offense, the time that has elapsed, and whether the offense has any relation to the position advertised.

Hiring Resources

  • Don’t disclose your pay requirements during the interview process. The first person to provide numbers establishes the range. If you give a number first, the interviewer will either tell you you’re in the same ballpark as him/her, or you’re too high.

  • Select business professional and business casual clothing at no cost or low-cost to you (Free Clothes Are Possible!) Click Here For Details

  • Self-assessments can help you see what types of careers are likely to fit you.An interest assessment can help you identify careers that meet your interests. Interest assessments usually ask you a series of questions about what you like and don't like to do. Then they match your likes and dislikes to careers. Free Assessment Click Here.