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Recruit at Warrington

Onboarding is just the beginning

You know your recruitment efforts are successful when a new hire matures into an innovative, collaborative leader whose strategies empower organizational growth.

Recognizing this outcome, the University of Florida Warrington College of Business knows that recruiters like you seek more than a stack of resumes. You require face time, opportunities to talk about what you do, and a customized hiring solution that aligns your talent pool with ongoing company needs.

As your partner, we’ll build this pipeline for you. Tell us about the roles you need filled and the skills you prioritize. We’ll then put you in front of some of the brightest and most engaged minds in business and ensure our curriculum reflects market expectations.

This not only makes for efficient, effective hiring — it’s also a chance to nurture your future workforce.

Get acquainted with our talent pool

Students at Warrington start as high achievers, flourish into leaders, and graduate as change-makers with a tech-based, applied perspective of business.

6,000+

Undergraduates across BSBA, BABA and Bachelor of Science in Accounting programs.

2,000+

Graduate students from master’s, MBA, DBA, and Ph.D. programs, on campus and online.

1400+

Average SAT score and 612 average GMAT score among graduate students.

How to meet our students

They might be studying accounting, marketing, or management, returning to school after a decade in the workforce or thinking about how they can transform business practices. No matter their background or goals, our students look for someone like you and want to know what you offer. Here’s how to make your introduction.

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Information sessions

Highlight your specialty, your industry and your ideal employee while guiding our students toward their next steps — like a training program or strategies to define their career path. These on-campus and virtual events typically involve a presentation followed by networking.

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Tabling opportunities

Build clear brand recognition by maintaining a presence inside Warrington’s three schools. Setting up a table extends your introduction while allowing you to engage with our students.

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Company office hours

Reserve an interview room to speak with students one-on-one or in small groups about your company and current openings.

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Career development workshops

Discuss interview etiquette, professional attire, social media presence, personal branding and more relevant topics through the lens of your organization. Sessions can last anywhere from 45 minutes to a full day and often include a Q&A portion.

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Company campus ambassadors

Personal perspectives say so much more than statistics. So have your former interns spread the word across Warrington’s community as an extension of your recruiting team, including during information sessions and office hours.

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Career fairs and events

Speak to a large swath of Warrington’s talent. Annual events include Warrington Career Week for undergraduates and Professional Development Day, the Graduate Career Fair, and Interview Day for master’s and doctoral candidates.

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Site visits

This prelude to an internship takes our undergraduate students inside your organization, where they can observe day-to-day operations and speak with your executive team.

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Hire our students

Review resumes of our students in HIREWarrington, our online system for recruiters and students that covers all things recruitment related. You can review resumes by programs and other filters.

Internships and hiring

No two businesses are alike — and this is especially evident when it’s time to hire. Our tailored, high-yield approach connects you with candidates who possess the cultural fit and skills you’re after and who have expressed interest in your organization. Other solutions include the following:

Internship programs

Our students are eager for experience, and you offer a stepping stone to the rest of their careers. Along with postings, you can integrate Warrington into your existing internship program or build one from the ground up with our assistance.

HIREWarrington

Conduct your own search through our online career database. Here, you can source top talent, post jobs and internships, schedule interviews, information sessions, and office hours, and grow your organization’s visibility among our student body.

International Talent Program

Warrington’s reputation attracts individuals from all over the globe. Reflecting our commitment to providing a hands-on education for everyone, our International Talent Program helps these students practice their skills and helps you find the right person for the job.

Post a job for alumni

Some of the best-known global brands are home to Warrington alumni. Why not get their attention by posting a job to HIREWarrington or UF’s Career Connections Center?

About Business Career Services

Bring your goals, your pain points and your north stars. We’ll plan a personalized recruitment route that takes you there and beyond.

Who we are

The Business Career Services team arrives with 80 years of combined work experience from the private sector including consulting, human resources, executive recruiting and operations management. We’ve been where you are and strive to simplify your hiring efforts by amplifying your presence among an intensely driven and talented community.

Our approach

We act as consultants: We’ll devise a custom recruitment strategy based on your hiring needs, business model, and industry and identify students who fit your exact profile.

Your partner in problem-solving

Recruitment makes up just one segment of your business. As a community of problem solvers, Warrington is equipped to help you address various operational and strategic challenges through student and faculty expertise. Consider sponsoring a student project or requesting organization-specific research.

Guidelines and policies for recruiters

These recommended guidelines are meant to facilitate your company’s employment of our students and establish the basis for a longstanding relationship between your company and the University of Florida Warrington College of Business. To that end, we ask that both students and employers abide by these guidelines. Should any complications arise necessitating an exception to these guidelines, or if you have any questions, please email Business Career Services or call 352-273-4950.

Offer timing and response dates

When recruiting our students, the following timelines apply:

  1. Full-time or internship written offer extended during fall recruiting prior to December 1. If you extend a full-time or summer internship written offer to a Warrington College of Business student prior to November 15, you must allow until December 1 or give at least two weeks for the student to respond, whichever is later.
  • Example: A student receives a written offer on September 25. That offer must remain open until December 1.
  • Example: A student receives a written offer on November 25. That offer must remain open until December 9, which is two weeks from the date the written offer was received.
  1. Full-time or internship written offer extended during fall recruiting on or after December 1. If you extend a full-time or summer internship written offer to a student on or after December 1, please allow two weeks for the student to respond.
  2. Full-time written offer extended during spring recruiting on or after January 1. If you extend a full-time written offer during spring recruiting to a student on or after January 1, please allow two weeks for the student to respond.
  3. Internship written offer extended during spring recruiting on or after January 1. If you extend a summer internship written offer to a Warrington College of Business student on or after January 1, you must allow until March 15 or give at least two weeks for the student to respond, whichever is later.
  4. Full-time written offer extended during summer internship (January start date). If you extend a full-time written offer upon the conclusion of a summer internship for a December graduate, assuming a January start date, please allow until September 15 for the student to respond.
  5. Full-time written offer extended during summer internship (May/summer start date). If you extend a full-time written offer upon the conclusion of a summer internship for a May graduate, assuming a start date of the following summer, please allow until November 1 for the student to respond.

Notes:

  • The offer timeline and response dates take effect once an official written offer is extended to the student. Verbal offers do not initiate the timeline.
  • Fisher School of Accounting students are not subject to these policies. Please email Dr. Gary McGill, Senior Associate Dean & Director of the Fisher School.
  • Students enrolled in the Master of Science in Finance Program are not subject to these policies. Please email Kelly Herring, Associate Director.

Incentivizing offers

  1. Incentivizing early response: Employers may incentivize early response to an offer by using other, additional benefits (exploding bonuses) existing outside the realm of base salary, signing bonus or future performance bonuses. Please contact Business Career Services if you would like any additional information on how to structure such an offer.

Offer extensions and acceptance

  1. Non-mandatory extensions: If a student requests an extension on an offer to complete additional interviews, it is considered a courtesy for an employer to grant such an extension. However, it is not mandatory. If an offer cannot be extended, the employer should communicate this to the student upon making the offer.
  2. Accepting offers: Students are encouraged and instructed to accept or reject offers as soon as they have reached a decision. If a student fails to respond within the time required, employers should notify Business Career Services as soon as possible.

Reneging on offers

Honor code violation. If a student accepts and later reneges on an offer, please contact Business Career Services immediately. The University of Florida Warrington College of Business considers this to be a breach of the honor code and Business Career Services recruitment policies. Disciplinary action may be taken against the student.

Professional conduct

As a member of the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), Business Career Services abides by the guidelines of professional standards and ethics outlined by NACE. 

The University of Florida Warrington College of Business expects our students and alumni to adhere to the highest level of professional conduct when participating in on-campus interviewing activities. Students are held accountable for inappropriate or unethical behavior. Employers participating in on-campus recruiting activities at UF are also expected to abide by the same ethical principles. 

We encourage all employers to use the NACE Principles for Ethical Professional Practice as a guide. Companies and positions that do not comply with Equal Employment Opportunity guidelines or discriminate against any group will be rejected.

Internship and job postings

All internship and job postings on HIREWarrington must contain accurate information concerning the position(s) being advertised. Business Career Services reserves the right to deny the approval of postings that are proven to be fraudulent or misleading in their description to potential candidates. We also reserve the right to reject postings that require a financial investment by candidates or positions that may involve unreasonable risks to candidates or conflict with the NACE Principles for Ethical Professional Practice. 

HIREWarrington postings should not be used to solicit business of any kind. All postings will be reviewed by a Business Career Services staff member and approved or rejected within three to five business days of being submitted via HIREWarrington by the employer. Business Career Services reserves the right to reject postings that do not align with our business majors and degree programs (e.g., architects, pharmacists, engineers, etc.).

Commission-only employment

Commission-only opportunities will be approved on a case-by-case basis. The position description should clearly state that the opportunity is commission only. Business Career Services staff reserves the right to update any postings to add the following disclaimer for commission-only position descriptions before approving: “Please note: This opportunity is commission only.”

Unpaid internships or jobs

Unpaid jobs or internships will be approved on a case-by-case basis. The position description should clearly state that the opportunity is unpaid. Business Career Services staff reserves the right to update any postings to add the following disclaimer for unpaid position descriptions before approving: “Please note: This opportunity is unpaid.”

Third-party recruiters or staffing firms

Third-party recruiter or staffing firm opportunities will be approved on a case-by-case basis. The position description should clearly state that the opportunity is being posted by a third-party recruiter or staffing firm. Business Career Services staff reserves the right to update any postings to add the following disclaimer for third-party or staffing firm position descriptions before approving: “Please note: This opportunity is posted by a third-party recruiter or staffing firm.”

Independent contractor (1099)

Independent contractor opportunities will be approved on a case-by-case basis. The position description should clearly state that the opportunity is independent contractor based. Business Career Services staff reserves the right to update any postings to add the following disclaimer for independent contractor position descriptions before approving: “Please note: This opportunity is independent contractor based.”

Multi-level or “pyramid” employers

Employers offering employment opportunities based on a multi-level or “pyramid” type of networking structure that requires or encourages the recruitment of others who recruit others to sell products and services are not permitted to post positions on HIREWarrington, recruit on campus or attend career fairs. Business Career Services staff reserves the right to reject employer accounts, internships and jobs that offer multi-level or “pyramid” opportunities.

Upfront product purchase

Employers offering opportunities that require prospective employees to purchase products or services upfront are not permitted to post positions on HIREWarrington, recruit on campus or attend career fairs. Business Career Services staff reserves the right to reject employer accounts, internships and job postings that require candidates to purchase products or services upfront.

Application fees for candidates

Recruitment for positions that require a monetary outlay by candidates for equipment, training or licensure is strongly discouraged. If these types of fees are involved, this information must be explicitly included in the position description. The required information includes fees for federal and state licensing requirements (e.g., real estate, securities, etc.). Business Career Services staff reserves the right to reject postings that do not conform to these guidelines.

Door-to-door sales

Employers offering opportunities that require students to conduct door-to-door sales are not permitted to post positions on HIREWarrington, recruit on campus or attend career fairs. Business Career Services staff reserves the right to reject employer accounts, internships and jobs that require students to conduct door-to-door sales.

Private individual or residence

Employers associated with a private individual and/or residence are not permitted to post positions on HIREWarrington, recruit on campus or attend career fairs. Examples include, but are not limited to, babysitting, gardening, driving, house cleaning, tutoring, moving, painting, maintenance, elder care, pet sitting, etc.

Disclaimer

These policies apply to Business Career Services at the Warrington College of Business only.

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Tap into a legacy of talent, all the way from entry-level through executive status.

Contact us

Veena Garib
Director of Employer Relations, Business Career Services
Email Veena
352-273-4950