Jobs

Whether you are entry-level or an experienced professional, understanding recruiting processes, hiring timelines and how to prepare, are key when navigating the job search. We will help you take on your search from researching and planning, to preparing and negotiating.

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Making the Transition into the Workplace

Congratulations! You’ve accepted a new job, but now what do you do? Getting through the first few months in a new job post-graduation can be exciting but also can present some challenges. Check out the tips below for successfully navigating this new and...

Leadership Development & Rotational Programs

Leadership development and rotational programs provide you with in-depth experiences, ongoing mentorship, and targeted training across a range of business areas within a company. Companies usually use these types of programs to hire interns or post-graduates and train them through rotational...

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Getting a Job On Campus

There are two types of on-campus jobs: federal work-study jobs and casual jobs. Federal Work-Study jobs are only available to U.S. citizens and Permanent Residents who have a financial aid work-study allocation. Casual On-Campus jobs are open to any Columbia student, regardless of financial aid package or citizenship.

Getting a Great Reference or Letter of Recommendation

During an application process for jobs, internships or graduate school, you may be asked for references or letters of recommendations. What exactly is a reference? Who should you ask? How do you ask? Here are some insights into securing yourself a strong reference or letter of recommendation. 

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