Monday, February 11, 2008

Sign Up for Your INTERVIEW Today on IUCareers.com

Need a full-time job or internship? Sign up on IUCareers.com for your interview today; resume submission deadlines are quickly approaching! Looking for ALL majors.



1. Abercrombie, Full-time, Manager-in-Training

2. Chico’s, Information Session

3. DSW, Full-time, Merchandising Support Assistant

4. Fund for Public Interest, Full-time, Multiple positions

5. Insight Global, Full-time, Sales and Account Manager

6. Sales and Management Networking Night, Feb. 12, 6:30-8:30 p.m.



**Please read below for more details on each position.







1. Abercrombie & Fitch

Interviewing for Manager in Training Program

Interviewing on March 5

Resume submission deadline is Feb. 20

Seniors

No GPA

All Majors

US Citizen/Perm Res.



Abercrombie & Fitch-Manager in Training Program:


Company Profile

Abercrombie & Fitch is the most successful specialty retailer in the United States. Our casual, classic, all-American lifestyle brand of clothing is synonymous with quality.

The A&F culture is one-of-a-kind. We design, merchandise, market and live-the Abercrombie & Fitch brand.

A&F's brand-powered momentum is fueled by constant lifestyle reinforcement. Every aspect of our stores- including the music, the marketing and photos, and overall aesthetic-has made the in-store experience stronger than ever. Our web site, abercrombie.com, receives more than 1 million hits per month and has expanded the A&F experience beyond our stores.

With the addition of abercrombie, the lifestyle for kids 7-14, and Hollister Co., for 14-18 and RUEHL 23 and up, our brands have never been stronger. Our focus, strategy, and planning are tuned for long-term, consistent growth and international locations.



Manager-in-Training Program



The A&F training program is a comprehensive hands on and online 90-day plan focused on immersing the trainee in all aspects of running a store. Training is conducted in any of our domestic or international locations, and is broken down into weekly increments of focus. Each period the trainee will shadow a different member of the management team providing exposure to all principles of management. The store manager will conduct weekly performance assessments. An MIT must successfully complete 90-day training program to be promoted into an Assistant Manager position. Ideally, progression from the Manager in Training program to Store Manager should be within 8-10 months.

Here are aspects of the job you can expect as an MIT:



Work schedule requirements:



Managers are generally required to work 45 to 50 hours per week.



Presentation



Represents the brand



Stockroom



Store operations



Recruiting



Performance Management and Development



Scheduling



Customer experience



Loss prevention and shrink

What you need to bring to the job:

Bachelor’s Degree
Effective Communicator
Capacity for rapid career growth
Eye for quality
Strong problem-solving skills
Great sense of style
Sophistication
Diversity Awareness
Ability to work in a fast-paced and changing environment
Team-building skills
Ability to use discretion in providing direction to others
Self-Starter
Entrepreneurial spirit
Flexibility to relocate
Strong interpersonal skills
Ability to deliver excellent customer service


Career Field



Store Management can lead to opportunities such as District Management, Marketing, Recruiting, New Store Opening Team, Visual, Merchants, Operational Training, and other Home Office opportunities. Creativity and brand imaging are consistently communicated through a “work hard, play hard” mentality.



Our commitment to Diversity



Our philosophy for creating a more diverse and inclusive culture is focused on the elements and drivers of organizational change, including: Leadership Engagement, Measurement & Accountability, Policy Integration, Inclusion Training, Communication and Employee Involvement.



Some of our strategic partners include:



INROADS



www.inroads.org


NHBA



APIASF



United Negro College Fund



www.uncf.org



Hispanic College Fund



www.hispanicfund.org



National Black MBA Association



www.nbmbaa.org



Awesome Benefits



Stock purchase plan
Domestic partner benefits
Healthcare (medical, dental, prescription drugs)
Income protection plan (life and disability insurance)
Employee Assistance Plan (which includes financial planning and counseling)
Paid vacation (after 6 months of employment),vacation time incurs with tenure
401K retirement savings plan with a company match
Management bonus plan
Associate clothing discount


2. Chico’s FAS, Inc.

Information Session March 6th

6:00-7:30 p.m.

Career Resource Library

Career Development Center



Come and learn from IU Alum, Kelly Kress what the Chico's company culture is like and what the career path one can take within this organization.



Chico's FAS, Inc. is a specialty retailer of private branded, sophisticated, casual-to-dressy clothing, intimates, complementary accessories, and other non-clothing gift items. The Company operates 982 women's specialty stores, including stores in 48 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico operating under the Chico's, White House | Black Market and Soma Intimates names.



3. DSW, Inc.

Interviewing for Merchandising Support Assistant

Interviewing on Feb. 15

NO resume submissions-This is an OPEN SIGN UP.

If students meet the qualifications, they can sign up for an Interview.

The sign up deadline is Feb. 13

Seniors

All Majors

GPA 3.2

US Citizen/Perm Residents



Merchandising Support Assistant



Basic Function

Assists the buyer and merchandising teams with all aspects of style (product) and purchase order processing. This position will include, but not be limited to, style (product) entry, purchase order entry and maintenance, administrative support for weekly/monthly tasks and projects. Assures work is performed in a confidential, timely, accurate, and efficient manner. Must have the ability to work in a fast paced, team environment. Associates will be required to exhibit an understanding in knowing their assigned buying groups ‘best practices’.

Essential Functions



Essential Functions (state the activities that are essential to job success; begin each statement with an activity verb and end with some purpose; group like or similar activities under a common heading)


Percent of Time Spent



•1. Purchase OrderGeneration/MAPEntries

Document all orders on P-drive tracking sheet
Enter style details in MAP from detail sheets (vendor, style, color, attribute information)
Enter pack code information
Set up MAP books at beginning of season
•2. Purchase order maintenance

Manage requests for ship changes from vendor - make judgment call based on impact to
OTB & outdate, confer with Buyer as needed



Document all changes/cancellations on P-drive tracking sheet and PO hardcopy
Cancel PO balances on Friday
•3. Assist in correcting Out Date

•· Establish and maintain process for correcting Out Date issues



•· Make recommendations for Out date changes due to start ship changes, reorders, cancellationsto Buyer



•· Make recommendations for Out Date changes due to performance of shoe to Buyer



•· Makes recommendations for merchandising plan changes caused by Out date issues



•4. ManagePhotoLibrary



Establish & Maintain Photo Library on the P drive – determine how pictures are classified
Down load pictures from buyers and vendors into correct year/season/vendor file and label by style
Determine which trend file pictures go into
Cross check for styles that are missed against purchase orders.
Delete pictures no longer needed
•5. Manage Samples



•6. Partner with Purchase Order Management to track status of orders.

Resolve DC issues
Investigate partial shipments
Fix ASN failures
•7. Other duties



Manage Fill-back list
Generate Return to Vendor forms
Generate vendor set up forms
Generate Business Object reporting as directed by Buyer/DMM
Email vendor selling
Price Changes
Print/distribute reports
Compile Hindsight Books
File Purchase Orders
Order supplies for department





Skills



Strong communication, organization, and analytical skills.



Multi task- multiple projects / priorities.



Strong attention to detail.



Excellent math skills.



Ability to work in a team environment



4. The FUND for Public Interest Research

Interviewing March 20th

Information Session March 19th

Open signups until March 18th

Seniors and Masters

All Majors

No GPA



Jobs with the Fund The Fund for Public Interest Research was founded over 20 years ago to build support for public interest organizations to preserve the environment, protect consumers, and improve the quality of our government. Since then, the Fund has grown into the nation's leading citizen outreach network, working with some of the top progressive groups in the country, like the Sierra Club, the Human Rights Campaign, and the State PIRGs. The Fund has taken this bottom-up approach to the campaigns we've run, and we've won quite a few. We've won campaigns to clean up air pollution, protect our forest wilderness, reform political campaign finance, stop illegal polluters, protect gay rights and more. By going door to door, calling supporters, and meeting with people one-on-one, we've built the kind of political support that even the most entrenched politicians can't ignore. • Canvass Director As a canvass director for the Fund, you run a campaign office in one of dozens of cities throughout the country. The staff you supervise educate citizens about the issues and get them involved in campaigns to win progressive change. In essence, you build a team of committed activists, who, in turn, mobilize hundreds or thousands of citizens to take action. • Telephone Outreach Project (T.O.P.) Director Through telephone outreach, progressive organizations are able to reach, inform and mobilize thousands of citizen supporters. Directors of the Fund's Telephone Outreach Projects recruit and manage a staff of 20 to 30 articulate, committed people in order to raise funds and activate citizens over the phone. • Donor Staff As a Donor Development Associate, you develop deeper relationships between the state PIRGs and their members and, in so doing, motivate donors to give more to support the PIRGs' public interest research and advocacy. You call current members, ask them to meet with you one-on-one, and then engage them in conversations that often last an hour or more, helping to solidify support that may last a lifetime



5. Insight Global, Inc., North Carolina office

Interviewing for Sales and Account Manager, full time

Interviewing on March 28th

Resume Submission deadline in March 10

All Majors

No GPA

US Citizen



Sales and Account Manager:



• Position Details



Begin your career as a Recruiter



•o Conduct phone screens and interviews with qualified IT consultants and contractors for open positions within our Fortune 500 and 1000 company clients



•o Develop sales, relationship and account management skills



Promotion to Account Manager Position in an average of 6-8 months



•o Build and maintain relationships with managers at Fortune 500 and 1000 company clients



•o Present our staffing service to managers as a resource for their hiring needs



•o Entertain managers at lunch, dinner, baseball and football games, after work cocktails, concerts, etc.



Office Locations



Raleigh, NC Charlotte, NC Parsippany, NJ

Dallas, TX San Francisco, CA Philadelphia, PA

Baltimore, MD Nashville, TN Atlanta, GA

Denver, CO McLean, VA (DC) Houston, TX

Chicago, IL Ft. Lauderdale, FL Boston, MA

Orange County, CA San Jose, CA Seattle, WA



*Featured in Inc. Magazine as one of America’s fastest growing companies*



*Ranked by “Staffing Industry Report” as the #1 Fastest Growing Staffing Firm for 2006 and 2007*



Now hiring ambitious and outgoing college graduates for a career in sales



• Compensation and Benefits



- Average compensation 1st year is $42,000 and 2nd year is $95,000



- Base salary + commission



- Expense account for company spending



- Car and Cell phone allowance



- Health, Dental and Vision Benefits, 401k plan



6. Sales and Management Networking Night

Tuesday, February 12, 6:30-8:30 p.m., DeVault Alumni Center



Join IU Alumni and career professionals in the diverse fields of hospitality, event planning, and tourism for an evening of networking. Guest speakers will participate in a panel discussion focusing on their unique career paths and share advice for students entering the world-of-work. An introduction to the art of networking will follow with light refreshments and the opportunity to mingle with the guest speakers. Don’t miss this great event – sign up on IUCareers.com.