Career Development

Full-Time Job Search

Targeting, outreach, and a weekly cadence for graduating students. A search the student can actually run this cycle.

Professional career-advising conversation.

Career Development

Who it’s for

Seniors and graduate students entering a full-time search — or restarting one.

On-cycle full-time recruiting

The fall and winter windows: target list, applications, and interviews against a graduation date.

A search that started late

Students who missed the first wave and need a realistic plan for the remaining calendar.

Career-switch within the degree

A function that is not an obvious read from the major, which means a tighter story and a longer outreach list.

International students graduating in the U.S.

Strategy that includes timing and recruiting eligibility when they are part of the search.

How it works

A career strategist sets targeting and a weekly cadence, then works outreach and interviews as the search moves.

01

Lock the target set

Role types, geographies, and a list size the student can work every week.

02

Ready the file

Resume, LinkedIn, and a short set of stories. Materials serve the search; they are not the whole search.

03

Run the week

Applications, outreach, and follow-up on a cadence that survives seminars and thesis deadlines.

04

Interview as they come

Practice for the roles that reply. Outcomes vary by candidate and market; the work is the process the student controls.

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