Jobfair® Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1

How does Jobfair® work at MLAW?

Accepted Answer

Jobfair® allows you to submit a redacted resume and a pre-recorded audio pre-interview for employers to browse. If an employer is interested, they can request to connect. If you agree, your contact details are shared; if not, they remain confidential.

Question 2

How can I get listed on Jobfair®?

Accepted Answer

Upload your resume, and then record your pre-interview.

Question 3

Can all Miles School of Law students use Jobfair®?

Accepted Answer

Yes! All Miles School of Law students and grads are eligible to get listed on Jobfair®.

Question 4

Why is my name redacted and hidden from employers?

Accepted Answer

Ongoing research beginning in the early 2000s has shown that names can affect recruitment decisions. To promote fairness and privacy, Jobfair® hides names until you've accepted an employer's request to connect.

Question 5

Is Jobfair® free for job-seekers?

Accepted Answer

Yes! All Miles School of Law students and grads can use Jobfair® for free.

Question 6

What's a Pre-Interview?

Accepted Answer

It's a reusable audio clip, where you answer a common interview question, which is then attached to your redacted resume. Employers who are recruiting students for internships and full-time jobs can quickly reach out and move the interview process along both before or after the in-person career fair. You may re-record every 90 days.

Question 7

What can employers view?

Accepted Answer

Employers see your redacted resume and listen to your Pre-Interview. Names and contact info are hidden unless you accept a connection request.

Question 8

What's next after sharing my contact info?

Accepted Answer

You proceed with the company's interview process. Jobfair® simply handles the initial connection.

Question 9

Does Jobfair® replace the in-person career fair?

Accepted Answer

No! Colleges hold a number of career fairs, events and mixers on campus. Jobfair® simply exists to facilitate interview requests before and after these events — and you should still plan on attending them.

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