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Title: The Industry Job Search for Ph'D' Students


1
The Industry Job Search for Ph.D. Students
  • Anand Iyer, i2 Technologies
  • David Kim, General Motors Truck
  • Evelyn Logan, Level 3 Communications
  • James Segars, FedEx Express
  • brought to you by the
  • INFORMS Job Placement Committee

2
Outline
  • Summarize some general information.
  • The panelists
  • outline their process
  • highlight their differences or points of emphasis
  • point out dos and donts
  • QA

3
The Process
  • Each panelist will review their process.
  • General Structure
  • Apply with resume and cover letter (on-line
    submission rolling review).
  • Screening (general, technical).
  • Check references.
  • On-site interview.
  • Offer.

4
Letter/CV
  • 2 pages 2 pages Did I mention maximum 2
    pages?
  • Potential fit based on work experience and
    education.
  • Provide work experience in reverse chronological
    order.
  • Objective
  • Education
  • Experience
  • Thesis Topic
  • Software/OR Tools
  • Letter Summarize what you have to offer.

5
On-Site Interview
  • Presentation (all four, not sure if standard).
  • Mix of managers and non-managers.
  • Behavioral interviews.
  • One-on-ones seem very common (30 minutes).
  • Appears less standard than academia.
  • Assessing communication skills.
  • Assessing technical, business, and communication
    skills.
  • Assessing planning and organizing skills.
  • Assessing problem-solving abilities and
    communication skills.

6
On-Site Interview
  • Interviews appear to be designed to get a
    significant amount of information from
    candidates
  • maturity, attitude, enthusiasm, energy level,
    personality, sincerity,
  • Make or Break
  • listening, business impact, research on company,
    willingness to relocate
  • misinformation, not being able to clearly
    articulate thoughts and ideas, short-timers

7
The Process i2 (Anand Iyer)
  • Submit resume on-line (reviewed daily).
  • Recruiting screen (potential fit)
  • recruiting department
  • Technical screen
  • targeted organization
  • On-Site Interview
  • various levels
  • three one-on-ones
  • presentation to two i2ers

8
The Process GM (David Kim)
  • Manager performs internal search.
  • Reviews resumes (feedback from department
    requested).
  • Initial interview (INFORMS or telephone).
  • Possibly call references.
  • On-Site Interview
  • series of behavioral interviews
  • visit department, give talk, meet with people and
    bosses
  • talk salary, benefits, timing, and other

9
The Process Level 3 (Evelyn Logan)
  • Review resumes for skills/related projects.
  • Phone Screen (recruiter and hiring manager).
  • Check references.
  • On-Site Interview
  • present OR topic to several managers staff
  • one-on-ones with hiring managers staff
  • Process may take up to several months.

10
The Process FedEx (James Segars)
  • Submit cover letter and resume.
  • Telephone interview (30 45 minutes)
  • assess areas of interest, OR skills, computing
    skills, planning and organizing skills,
    communication skills
  • On-site interview
  • one day
  • 8 10 OR professionals
  • half management (managers or directors)
  • one-on-ones are 30 minutes long
  • presentation?
  • Reference check.
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