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The Naturejobs Career Expo, scheduled for September 23rd in London, is a free event that offers valuable opportunities for attendees. Job seekers can use the expo to network, promote their skills, and explore potential employers. For individuals not actively seeking employment, the event serves as a platform to gather information and ask questions about various organizations and their hiring processes. Overall, the expo is beneficial for both job seekers and those interested in gaining insights into the job market and career options in the field of science.
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Is anyone else going to the Naturejobs career Expo? Its on the 23rd Sept (next Thursday) in London. Its free.

I'm thinking of going, but I don't really know what to do in these events... what should I aim to achieve? I don't really have a job or phd subject in mind...
 
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For those looking for a job, a career expo is an opportunity to sell oneself and learn about prospective employers.

For those not looking for a job, it's a chance to ask questions and learn from those organizations looking to hire people.
 

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