TechStartup Jobs Fair
by Startacus Admin
Following on from the success it had at the first Job Fair back in January, Tech Meetups are now holding another #TechStartup JobsFair in September. This next event is being held at the Innovation Warehouse in London on September 11th. The jobs fair is one of a number of events being organized during September by Techmeetups to help startups all around the world to recruit the best talent for their businesses.
Even if you have never worked in a startup before, the Fair ought to be a must visit.
It will give you access to all all the current and upcoming job opportunities in some of London’s most innovative startups. Whether you are a seasoned professional, a recent graduate or seeking an internship, there is likely to be something on offer to interest you.
Exhibitors will include some of the most exciting new startup businesses all seeking out new talent for all sorts of roles - from Development and Design roles through to Technical Sales positions. Of course apart from the jobs on offer, the event itself is a brilliant networking opportunity for anyone with a vested interest in the startup scene.
Tickets are still available for visitors and there are also some limited exhibition spaces still available for startups to showcase and pitch their products and services.
So if you’re in London at that time or planning to be, it’d certainly be a worthwhile place to spend a few hours.
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