Cardinal Careers Recruiting Resources

Cardinal Careers Recruiting Resources

Cardinal Careers: Your Source for Job Related Information

 

 

Please note:

Stanford University no longer permits the use of work authorization, visa status, or citizenship data on Cardinal Careers. This action is in compliance with a Department of Justice determination. More information can be found at:

DOJ: http://www.justice.gov/crt/about/osc/htm/best_practices.php

NACE: http://www.naceweb.org/s02022011/online_job_postings_campus_recruiting  

If you are considering paid vs. unpaid internships, please be advised the U.S. Department of Labor has outlined a list of criteria that must be met in order for an internship to be unpaid. Go to: http://www.dol.gov/elaws/esa/flsa/scope/er15.asp

The Cardinal Careers Database

The Cardinal Careers Database is your source for job related information. When you set up a CDC Cardinal Careers account, you’ll have access to a wealth of career information:

  • Jobs/Internship Databases: Under the “jobs/Internship” tab you can access “Jobs for Stanford Students” (high quality, exclusive listings), “iNet” an internship database shared by ten exclusive schools, and “JobCentral.com”, a powerful job aggregator that automatically searches company web sites and other job databases.
  • Cardinal Recruiting: To participate in the Cardinal Recruiting program, you have to submit the Intent to Participate form each academic year. Cardinal Recruiting allows you to submit resumes and schedule on-campus interviews with companies. Go to “jobs/internships,” “jobs for Stanford students.” Select “Show Me: All Interviews” under the “Jobs” tab to find out what companies are participating.
  • Career Fairs: On your account home page, you’ll see a link for each upcoming career fair that will give you the list of participating employers, majors they seek and whether their jobs are part-time, fulltime, summer, etc.
  • Newsletters: Under the “profile” tab, select “Academic information. Scroll down to select from a list of career specialty newsletters.
  • Resume Book: Under the “profile” tab, select “Privacy.” Indicate whether you would like your resume included in the resume book that is distributed to employers.
  • Employer Database: Under the “employers” tab this is a searchable list of employers who have recruited at Stanford, including contact information.
  • Presentations/Workshops: Under the “workshops/programs” tab, you can search for upcoming CDC workshops, i.e. writing a resume/cover letter, interview tips, etc., as well as a list of employer presentations/information sessions.
  • Calendar: Locate day-by-day events, deadlines, etc., at this location

Please direct any questions to

Getting the Most from Your Cardinal Careers Account

Review this section of the Career Planning Handbook to learn about all the useful features of the Cardinal Careers database:

iNet

Stanford has joined with ten leading universities to form the Internship Network (iNet) Consortium, leveraging our combined connections to offer you access to a wider range of internship opportunities.

To register for an iNet account you must be a current Stanford student and use your Stanford email address as your user name.

iNet Universities Include:

  • Duke
  • Georgetown
  • Harvard
  • MIT
  • NYU
  • Northwestern
  • Rice
  • Stanford
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • University of Southern California
  • Yale

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