Next Steps
Prepare yourself for the next steps! Being well prepared forpreparedf or an interview will help ease any nerves, but it also allows you to thinkhave thought ahead about your references and research your salary expectations.
Interviews
References
Employers often ask for a list of references as part of your application. This is a listing of 3-5 past supervisors, faculty, or coworkers who can tell the employer about your work ethic and skills.
- References should be on a separate page from your resume, which utilizes consistent formatting to your other professional documents (resume and cover letter).
- List the name, title, company name, address, phone, and email for all references. Also consider including the length and nature of the relationship (i.e. Direct Supervisor, 3 years). Check out our References Handout for a sample list.