Advisors can direct you to employment resources on and off campus, can brainstorm with students or alumni about career interests and goals, can assist with researching of local firm and can connect students and alumni for career networking. The program helps graduate business students or alumni assess their core business interests, understand their most valued work rewards, and assess the abilities they need to succeed in specific business careers. The business library carries a wide variety of publications that can assist students with their job search. Resources include labor market reports, growth industry reports, industry resource guides, employer directories, company annual reports and more. Job seekers can also use computer searches to locate articles and publications that provide further insights into specific organizations.
Registrants receive an email whenever an attractive new job opportunity matches their portfolio.
A registrant's resume is forwarded to companies only if they respond positively to the job description email notice. Services provided and the registration software are free to students and alumni. Wet Feet Press This award-winning web site helps job seekers research companies and organizations all over the world. Wet Feet Press draws on news articles, web information, financial reports and a wide variety of other sources to bring in-depth company information that can help job seekers prepare for interviews. They profile large and small organizations as well as consulting and financial services firms.