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finance, consulting, and big technology firms. You will also see some advertising, fashion, not-for-profit, and government employers<br />
participate in OCI. If you don’t see companies of interest in OCI, it doesn’t mean they are not hiring. Most companies hire<br />
“as-needed” and post opportunities in various ways from on-campus postings to internship tweets and interview at their<br />
offices. Speak with a career counselor about your search and how to maximize CCE’s resources and services.<br />
Participating in On-Campus Interviewing (OCI)<br />
through LionSHARE<br />
1. OCI Access: In order to apply to OCI jobs and internships through LionSHARE, students and alumni of the five schools<br />
served by CCE must first request OCI access. To initiate this request, students must complete the On-Campus Interview (OCI)<br />
Training. This training can be found at this link: careereducation.columbia.edu/LionshareOCRTutorial.<br />
2. OCI Policies for Students: Refer to the following CCE webpage for a complete list of policies and procedures:<br />
www.careereducation.columbia.edu/findajob/register/recruitingpolicies<br />
Cancelling or Rescheduling an On-Campus Interview<br />
Students should never cancel OCI interviews with insufficient time for the slot to be filled by another Columbia student. This<br />
behavior is damaging to your own reputation, adversely affects other Columbia students, and wastes the time of employers.<br />
Students are permitted to cancel an interview at least two business days prior to the interview without penalty, and can do so by<br />
contacting Employer and Alumni Relations.<br />
Students can reschedule an interview timeslot by contacting Employer and Alumni Relations at least two business days prior to<br />
the interview; however, potential to reschedule is subject to availability.<br />
Students should never cancel a first-round OCI for a second-round interview with another employer. Employers participating in<br />
OCI are required to give students 72 hours notice of a second round interview and provide an alternate date if the first date<br />
represents a reasonable scheduling conflict for the student (including commitment to a first round interview with another<br />
employer on-campus).<br />
Failure to cancel an OCI with at least two business days’ notice as well as failure to appear at a scheduled interview,<br />
significant lateness or renege of an OCI offer acceptance could result in the loss of LionSHARE privileges. Refer to<br />
cce.columbia.edu/findajob/register/recruitingpolicies for a complete list of policies.<br />
Offer Acceptance Deadlines for 2016–2017 On-Campus Recruiting Season<br />
Students will have two weeks from the date a written offer letter is received or until the deadlines below (whichever is later)<br />
to make a decision:<br />
• For all offers extended to previous summer interns, students have until November 18, 2016 to make a decision.<br />
• Students interviewed for all positions during 2016 Fall OCI have until November 18, 2016 to make a decision.<br />
• Students interviewed for any position during 2017 Spring OCI have until February 24, 2017 to make a decision.<br />
3. First Round On-Campus Interview: Congratulations for being selected for a first round interview! Most first round<br />
On-Campus Interviews will be held at CCE. Here are a few tips to help you navigate the interview process.<br />
• Refer to pages 43–54 for information on how to best prepare for your interview.<br />
• Arrive at CCE 5–10 minutes prior to your interview. Sign in on the schedules board, and have a seat on the black benches<br />
towards the back of CCE. Please wait until the recruiter calls your name. Make sure to be polite and friendly to ALL<br />
company representatives.<br />
• When scheduling your interviews, if you have been asked to schedule one hour, be aware that it could be two 30-minute,<br />
back‐to‐back interviews. This format allows employers to have you meet with multiple interviewers.