Once you register for a career fair, the event page gives you a Dashboard tab. It lists what to do before the event, tracks your interview requests, and keeps the event details in one place. This guide covers what's on the Dashboard and how to use it.

Who this is for: Job seekers who have registered to attend a career fair.

💡 Register for the event, open the event page, and work through What to Do Next on the Dashboard tab: complete your profile, request interviews, then check your schedule before you arrive.

Open Your Dashboard

  1. Sign in with the account you registered with.
  2. Open the event page. The Dashboard tab is first and opens by default.

After you register, you land on the event page with the Dashboard already open. Your registration email also has an Open Your Event Dashboard button that takes you to the event page.

The Dashboard only shows for people registered for the event. The other event tabs (such as the event description) are still there, after Dashboard.

What to Do Next

The What to Do Next card lists your steps for this event. A step gets a check mark once it's done.

  1. Complete your attendee profile. Click Complete Profile to add your details and a resume, so employers know who they're meeting. When your profile is complete, the step shows Done.
  2. Request interviews with employers. Click Request Interviews to open the Request an Interview page, where you pick an employer and a time. The step tells you how many employers are taking interview requests, and how many requests you've sent so far. You can keep requesting times while employers still have openings.
  3. Check your schedule before you arrive. Click View My Schedule to open My Interview Schedule. Confirmed interviews show the time and how to join.

The interview steps only appear when the event takes interview requests. If the organizer hasn't turned them on, you'll see the profile step and the event details.

Track Your Interview Requests

The Your Interview Requests card lists every request for this event, earliest first. Each one shows the employer, their space at the event when they have one, the date and time, the interview length and a status.

Status What it means
Unconfirmed You sent the request and the employer hasn't answered yet.
Confirmed The employer accepted. The time is booked.
Declined The employer declined. Pick another time.
Canceled You canceled the request or declined the employer's time.
Expired The time passed before anyone answered.
Invited you The employer invited you to interview. Accept or decline.
New time proposed The employer proposed a different time. Accept or decline it.

Under the list, Open your interview schedule opens My Interview Schedule, and Browse exhibitors taking requests opens the Request an Interview page.

Cancel a Request

  1. Find the request in Your Interview Requests. Only requests the employer hasn't answered yet can be canceled.