Following are some of the questions commonly asked by students when considering participating in on-campus recruiting. If your question is not answered here do not hesitate to contact us.
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| What kind of jobs are employers recruiting for? |
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Most of the employers who come to Cornell are recruiting students for permanent
positions, but there are some interview schedules designed specifically for summer
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| Why won't the system let me submit my resume? |
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Some possible reasons are:
- You have not completed the online tutorial
- Your graduation date does not match what the employer is seeking
- Your employment status does not match the employer's requirements (e.g., work
authorization)
- The employer is seeking a different level or field of education
- The resume submission deadline has passed
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| What is a pre-select and alternate? |
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Pre-select - You are the employer's first choice for the interview. The employer selects
the same number of pre-selects as time slots on the interview schedule. You have
first access to the schedule, however on the pre-determined, posted date, alternates
will be able to access the schedule as well.
Once alternates have access to the schedule, time slots are filled on a first
come, first served basis.
Alternate - You are selected by the employer to fill any time slots left open by pre-selects.
Alternates can access the schedule the last few days that it is open. The specific
access date is viewable on InterviewTRAK
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| Can I change my interview time to another time slot? |
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Yes, Click on the "Display Dates" button in the personal dates section of InterviewTRAK.
Click on "What I have Signed Up For", deselect yourself, and then you can resubmit
your name in another time slot. If the date has passed in which you have access
to the schedule, then you must contact the career office which is hosting the
employer.
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| Where is my interview being held? |
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After you have chosen a time slot, go into "What I have signed up for", there
is a field called "Room/Location", which will indicate the location of the interview.
Another place you can find this information is the main job listing. When doing
a search for organizations coming to campus, you will get a list providing general
information regarding each company. Under the heading of "Job Information", you will see a job title with a tag
added indicating the interview location. (e.g. "@CCSBarnes" or "@ENG").
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