Navigating the Job Details Page in Handshake

This section provides an overview of the job. It also includes key details such as the salary, location, salary range, job type, position overview, and more. This allows you to quickly assess if the job aligns with your career goals and preferences.

Note: if the employer includes a pay, it'll be presented as an exact number or a range. For jobs that are posted in California, Colorado, New York, or Washington, a pay amount will be required. 

This section provides specific information about the qualifications and skills that the employer is seeking in potential candidates for the job. This could include:

• Education Level: the level of education required or preferred for the job, such as a high school diploma, bachelor's degree, or master's degree.

• Skills: specific skills that the employer is looking for. These could be technical skills (like proficiency in a certain software) or soft skills (like communication or leadership abilities).

• Major: any specific studies/majors preferred for the job.

Tip: remember, these are the qualifications that the employer is looking for, but don't be discouraged if you don't meet all of them. Many employers are willing to consider transferable skills and potential, so if you think you could be a good fit for the role, consider applying and highlighting your relevant skills and experiences in your application.

This section provides the transparency of Company Benefits/Perks. This could include dental and medical coverage, 401k plans, and more. This information can play a crucial role in your decision-making process.

This section allows you to communicate directly with the hiring team of the company. It provides an opportunity to ask questions or seek clarifications about the job role, company culture, application process, or any other relevant details.

This feature is designed to promote transparency and open communication between you and the employer, making the job search process more interactive and informative. It's a great way to get a better understanding of the job and the company, and for employers to engage with potential applicants.

Note: the availability and functionality of this feature may vary depending on the settings chosen by the employer.

This section includes any events that the employer has scheduled that are relevant to the job or the company.

If the employer is attending a career fair or hosting an event at your school, the details will be displayed. Click on the name of the event to be directed to the registration page. 

For more information about registering for an in-person career fair or virtual fair, refer to Registering for an In-Person Career Fair (Students) and Signing Up for & Managing Virtual Fair Sessions.

Learn more about registering for an employer-hosted event in Registering for an Event.

This section provides information about the company offering the job. This could include:

This section is designed to provide you with additional job opportunities that are closely related to the job you're currently viewing. Similar jobs are typically determined based on factors such as job title, industry, skills required, and location.

This feature is beneficial for your job search as it provides you with more opportunities that align with their interests and qualifications.

This feature is designed to help you connect with alumni from your school.

• If there are alumni who are employed by the company, you'll have access to a list of peers under the section "alumni at this employer"
• If there aren't enough alumni from your school, you'll have access to a list of peers under the section "alumni in similar roles"

Tip: click the button Follow to follow the user, or their name to check out their profile in Handshake!

Additionally, it encourages students to reach out and message these alumni for insights and advice, thereby promoting networking and informed decision-making during their job search.