Anybody know what it cost to get in ? My son would love this .
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I'm not sure how GATS works but at other industry trade shows I go to (ie. Offshore Technology Conference, Permian Basin Intl. Oil Show, etc) there really aren't any recruiters, HR, etc. We take people from marketing, sales, higher level engineering and upper management.Originally posted by white88 View PostI'm going tomorrow, does anyone know if companies will take job applications there?
I won't lie, I've had people give me resumes at trade shows, and after 2-4 days talking to hundreds of people stuff gets lost.
If you go make sure to get a barcoded badge and have your info tied to it. All vendors should have a scanner. Have them scan your badge and make a note of what you're looking for. That's about the only way to ensure followup... resumes and hand written notes won't survive the chaos of a tradeshow.
We (Cummins) have an apprentice tech spot open in Mesquite. PM me if you want details.Originally posted by white88 View PostAn apprentice tech position
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This should give you an idea. The show has a little bit of everything, custom show trucks, manufactures midway with new trucks and industry partners. Most major carriers will have booths set up for driver recruitment, but that's just a small part of what the show has to offer.Originally posted by ELVIS View Posti dont understand, is it a job fair or a big rig truck show or both?
god bless.
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They used to be free as long as you pre-registered online. And then you could put in your "company" and you got a fancy nametag.
My favorite past time was to collect as much logo shit and giveaway trinkets I could. My desk used to be littered with them.
One year our company got a charter bus and shuttled us down and back. The next day about half the staff had the same light-up bouncy balls. Those things were flying around the office for months.
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What company were you with?Originally posted by Chili View PostThey used to be free as long as you pre-registered online. And then you could put in your "company" and you got a fancy nametag.
My favorite past time was to collect as much logo shit and giveaway trinkets I could. My desk used to be littered with them.
One year our company got a charter bus and shuttled us down and back. The next day about half the staff had the same light-up bouncy balls. Those things were flying around the office for months.
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Seems this year they want you to go to hall F to register. I've always registered at the show and all times it was a fast process, and yes free admission is good.Originally posted by Chili View PostThey used to be free as long as you pre-registered online. And then you could put in your "company" and you got a fancy nametag.
My favorite past time was to collect as much logo shit and giveaway trinkets I could. My desk used to be littered with them.
One year our company got a charter bus and shuttled us down and back. The next day about half the staff had the same light-up bouncy balls. Those things were flying around the office for months.
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The Associates / CitiCapital / GE Commercial Finance - All in Transportation Finance.Originally posted by Mike View PostWhat company were you with?
We did retail equipment finance for Owner Operators and Fleets and also Wholesale / Inventory finance for Truck Dealerships.
Started with The Associates in 1999, who was bought by Citi in 2001, who sold the Transportation Finance business to GE in 2005.
Laid off in 2009.
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I saw this in the FAQ and thought wtf? In ALL the city limits? That just seems like a slap in the face of anyone that travels and lives in an RV and thought they would drop into Dallas for a show and spend some dough.
Q: Can I park my RV or Camper in the Truck Parking Lot next to the Dallas Convention Center?
A: The City of Dallas does not allow RV/Camper parking within the city limits. If you are planning on bring your RV, check out the Dallas Metro KOA Campground at www.koa.com. This campsite is approximately 25 miles away from the Dallas Convention Center. For more information, you can email them at dallasmetro@koa.org or give them a call at 817-277-6600.
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