Free for students in the FSU pilot
After you're invited
Setup is one profile page in the app. These are the five things it asks about.
1. About you
Your name, the name you go by, your major and when you graduate. That's enough for your first matches.
2. What kind of role
Pick every area that fits, from marketing, sales and operations to finance, supply chain or hospitality and events. Your fit scores come from these, and you can change them any time on your profile.
3. When and where
The semester you want, the places you could work (a city and state or a whole state, up to 20, or remote, or anywhere) and the most hours a week you can do. A posting that asks for more hours than that gets marked "does not fit."
4. Your resume
Paste the text, or upload a PDF, a Word file (.docx) or a text file and check what it read before you keep it. It's optional at first, but words from your resume make the fit scores sharper.
5. Your first matches
Postings in the library get scored against what you told it, each with a fit score from 0 to 100 and a line on why. Save the ones worth a closer look. Each time you sign in, the app opens on your short list.
Signing in
The person who invites you will give you a username and password for the app. How signing in works
Coffee To Career is in a private pilot at Florida State University, free for the students in it. Invites open to FSU students soon.
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