Jobs and Interviewing

Campus Interviewing: Would you like to interview with top employers for jobs or internships? Then Campus Interviewing is for you! Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity for ALL majors. Register for Campus Interviewing today!
Wildcat JobLink
Interviewing and Job Search Guidelines: This guide covers interview preparation, typical questions, behavioral interviews, telephone interviews, second interviews, dining etiquette tips for interview meals, salary negotiation, evaluating offers, and professional dress. Also includes information on conducting a job search, identifying and researching potential employers, networking,and informational interviewing.
UA Interview Prep: In partnership with the University of Arizona Library, an online interview preparation system
Professional Dress: This section covers professional attire for interview, what to do on the interview day, and business casual tips.
Legal Considerations for the Job Seeker: Important information for those looking for work and possibly interviewing with employers
Answering the Salary Question: One of the most difficult interview questions to answer is: What are your salary expectations? Through real interview scenarios, this video shows exactly how you should approach the sticky salary question.
Answering The Weakness Question: Most people dread that infamous interview question: What are your weaknesses? In this fun, enlightening video, you will see how to avoid the canned answers and how to deliver an intelligent and thoughtful answer.
Inside the Mind of the Interviewer: The terror-inducing, fright-provoking job interview! People often consider an interview as a “battle of wits” with the Recruiting Director. Fortunately, this video debunks the myth of the evil Recruiting Director and shows you how to enter an interview relaxed, prepared, and confident.
Financial Aid, Work Study And You: University of Arizona students have ample opportunities to work on or near campus in jobs that not only supplement and support their income but also contribute to their education and academic goals through career-related experience (CRE). Find out how Career Services makes it easy for students to connect with employers.
Networking Your Way to a Job: People are advised to network and yet they don’t do it. The main reasons are that they are often intimidated, and not entirely sure what to do. In this power-packed video, you will learn a step-by-step plan to network that strips out all the fear and uncertainty.
Recruiting Bulletin
Job & Internship FAQ: What is the all-time best job and internship search strategy? How do I make the most of a career fair? Answers to these and many other job search questions.
Wildcat JobLink FAQ: Answers to the most frequent questions about one of the most powerful job and internship search tools in your career toolbox.
Career and Job Counseling
UA Student Employment: Do you need to find a job where you can earn money while you are attending classes at the University of Arizona? Many students must work, or choose to work while also attending classes. Working while in college, beyond the financial gains, can also give you experience that will enhance your education. This page will provide you with resources for on or off campus employment opportunities for students.
CareerBeam
Benefits Count: As you look for your first job, you’re probably not thinking about becoming ill, retiring, or looking for tax breaks. However, you should consider benefits to be an important part of your compensation package.
Alumni Career Webinar Series: Conducting a successful job search campaign, not only requires skills in networking, interviewing and building an effective resume, but you need to be able to understand and navigate social media.
Mock Interview: Mock Interview Events are offered to help you practice your interviewing skills. Prior sign-up is required.