New Job Search System to Replace Razorback CareerLink on June 1
Handshake is Replacing Razorback CareerLink on June 1.
The University of Arkansas Career Development Center and Walton Career Services are launching Handshake on June 1!
What is it?
Handshake is the ultimate career network and recruiting platform for college students and young alumni. Over 120,000 employers, including 95 percent of Fortune 500 companies, use Handshake to find students for all kinds of jobs.
Students, what does this mean for you?
- Find the best jobs and internships of hundreds of top employers with the click of a button.
- All students will have a profile on Handshake connected to the U of A which can be easily customized by adding a resume, profile picture, career interests, work experience, etc.
- Get personalized job and internship recommendations based on your interests.
- View career fairs/events and research companies.
- Schedule appointments with any career counselor easier than ever before.
- Access jobs/internships on the go with a user-friendly mobile experience.
Students will receive an email on June 1st letting them know it is time to create their account, upload their resume, and set up their profile to start looking for jobs and internships! Handshake will replace Razorback CareerLink which will be suspended on May 31st. Students should download their resume, transcripts, and any other important documents saved in Razorback CareerLink to ensure they have everything needed to set up their Handshake account.
Faculty and staff, what does this mean for you?
- Each office will be able to search and post jobs under a "Division" in Handshake.
- Refer students searching for jobs and internships to a job search system that connects over 120,000 employers from every industry and region.
- Quickly access any part of Handshake from a browser or mobile device, and see content tailored to your individual needs.
- Refer companies interested in hiring UA students to create an account and post jobs in Handshake.
To learn more about Handshake visit www.joinhandshake.com or setup your account with the University of Arkansas at uark.joinhandshake.com.
For questions, please reach out to the University of Arkansas Career Development Center at 479-575-2805 or Walton Career Services in the Sam M. Walton College of Business at 479-575-6100.
Contacts
KayLee Simmons, director of career education
University Career Development Center
479-575-6199,
ksim02@uark.edu
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