# Job-Dating: Very Positive Feedback and Offers Secured **Authors:** Albert's Deep Dive **Categories:** Campus Life **Tags:** Carrières, Recrutement, Alternance, Stages, Job dating **Last Updated:** 2025-11-05T14:22:53.260Z **Reading Time:** 1 min read --- ## Summary Companies praised the quality of the candidates, and several students have already secured an internship or a work-study placement. The next online job-dating will take place on April 29. --- “A big thank you to all the students who took part in our job-dating! We received very positive feedback from companies, which particularly praised the quality of the candidates’ profiles, and some students have already secured an internship or a work-study placement thanks to these events. These meetings are a valuable opportunity to build your professional future, and we encourage everyone to take advantage of them. And don’t miss our next online job-dating, which will take place on April 29! Congratulations to all for your commitment!” — Message from Lisa Bartoluci. ## Key Takeaways 1. Employers gave **very positive feedback** on the **quality profiles**, and students have already secured **internships** and **work-study** placements—these events convert. 2. The next **online job-dating** is on **April 29**—register early via **Career Services**, update your **CV/LinkedIn**, and test your tech. 3. To stand out, prepare a concise **elevator pitch**, research target employers, and bring concrete **project results** you can discuss. 4. Boost your chances by sending a tailored **thank-you** within 24 hours and connecting on **LinkedIn** with clear **next steps**. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is a campus job-dating and how can it help me get an internship or work-study placement? Job-dating is a series of short, focused interviews with multiple employers in one session. It speeds up networking and screening, often leading to internships or work-study offers when your profile aligns with company needs. ### How do I register for the next online job-dating on April 29? Check your school’s Career Services portal, event calendar, or recent emails/newsletters for the registration link and deadlines. Sign up early and complete your profile, CV, and availability to secure time slots. ### How should I prepare for a job-dating interview to stand out? Research each employer and prepare a 60-second pitch highlighting your skills, projects, and what you want. Keep your CV concise, quantify achievements, and practice answers using the STAR method for common questions. ### What do companies look for in candidate profiles at job-dating events? Recruiters value clear motivation, relevant coursework or projects, and communication skills. They also look for availability, cultural fit, and evidence you understand their business and the role. ### What should I expect from an online job-dating format? Expect timed video chats (often 5–15 minutes), queueing or scheduled slots, and virtual booths. Test your tech, use a quiet well-lit space, and keep a PDF resume and portfolio links ready to share. ### How do I follow up after job-dating to turn conversations into offers? Send a personalized thank-you within 24 hours referencing specifics you discussed and reiterating your fit and availability. Connect on LinkedIn, attach your resume if requested, and note next steps with dates. ### Who can attend the campus job-dating—are alumni eligible? Most campus job-dating events prioritize current students and sometimes recent graduates. Check the event page or Career Services for eligibility, required documents, and any program or year restrictions. ### What mistakes should I avoid at job-dating events? Avoid generic pitches, overlong answers, and showing up without researching companies. Don’t skip follow-up, and for online sessions, test your audio/video to prevent preventable tech issues. --- *Article from [Albert's Deep Dive](https://deepdive.albertschool.com) - Albert School's Journal*