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Careers at UF is the system to create and manage electronic job postings at the University of Florida. This toolkit provides resources to assist departmental staff when creating/approving a job requisition, reviewing applicants in the system, using the available reports to analyze applicant trends in individual departments, and to find and view postings among many others.
For Hiring Managers
In addition to the recruitment checklists found in this toolkit, the UF Leadership Toolkit features additional recruitment resources for hiring managers such as “How to Write an Effective Job Posting” and “Behavioral Based Interview Questions.” These and other resources are aimed at supporting hiring managers in conducting effective and productive recruiting efforts and can be found in the Cultivate Talent section.
Talent Acquisition & Onboarding
352.392.2477 | talent@ufl.edu | website
To locate your department’s Approver and/or Core HR Recruiter click here.
You may notice the navigation in myUFL is different than what is shown in these training resources. Rest assured, these changes are primarily look and feel differences. All policies and procedures discussed in these materials are accurate and up to date. Training materials will be updated to reflect the new look and menu of myUFL.
Careers at UF Web Simulations and Instruction Guides
Faculty & PostDoc Search in Interfolio (Discontinues on March 30, 2022)
Creating a Position PDF
Approving a Position PDF
Collecting Additional Documents PDF
Evaluating Applicants PDF
Using Disposition Codes PDF
Closing a Position PDF
Overview of Careers at UF
How To Request a Security Role to Access Careers at UF? (Dept Admin) PDF
Can Non UF Employees Use the Careers at UF System? (Dept Admin) PDF
What Do These Icons and Flags Mean to My Recruitment Process? (Dept Admin/Hiring Manager) PDF
Careers at UF: What Do These Terms Mean? (Dept Admin) PDF
Advertising the Job Position Careers at UF
How Do I Find a Position Number to Create a Job Requisition? (Dept Admin) Simulation | PDF
How Do I Approve and Decline Requisitions? (Dept Admin) Simulation | PDF
How Do I Post a Job in Careers at UF? (Dept Admin) Simulation | PDF
How Do I Post OPS and Post Doc Positions in Careers at UF? (Dept Admin) PDF
How Do I Use the Reference Collection Feature in Careers at UF? (Dept Admin) PDF
How Do I Add Supplemental Questions? PDF
Managing Applicants Careers at UF
How Do I Navigate the Careers at UF System as an Originator/Approver? (Dept Admin) PDF
As an Originator/Approver, How Do I Change an Applicant’s Status? Simulation | PDF
How to Manage My Job List? (Dept Admin) Simulation | PDF
How is the Export Action Helpful? (Dept Admin) Simulation | PDF
How Do I Locate my Applicant Pool as a Hiring Manager? (Hiring Manager) PDF
As a Hiring Manager, How do I Change Statuses in my Applicant Pool? (Hiring Manager) Simulation | PDF
How Do I Review the Applicant Pool? (Hiring Manager) Simulation | PDF
How Do I View Reference Letters and Edit References in Careers at UF? (Dept Admin/Hiring Manager) PDF
I’m a Search Committee Member: How Do I Review the Applicant Pool? (Search Committee) PDF
Hiring Manager Guide to Supplemental Questions PDF
Selecting Candidates Careers at UF
Why Should I Use the Applicant Statuses During My Recruitment Process? (Dept Admin/Hiring Manager) PDF
How Do I Finalize My Recruitment Process? (Dept Admin) PDF
What Positions Are Eligible for Veteran’s Preference? Excel
When Should I Use the Communication Templates in Careers at UF? PDF
Accessing Data Per Requisition
EEO Reporting
EEO data is collected pre-hire on all applicants in order to meet regulatory requirements and is voluntary on the part of the applicant. To ensure compliance with EEOC guidelines, demographic data is kept separately from an application as an applicant proceeds through the hiring process. Selection, hiring, and promotional decisions should not be based on this data. However, this data may be used post-hire to evaluate the success of strategies that contribute to a more diverse work environment.
Running an EEO Report per Job Requisition for Staff & Students PDF
Running an EEO Report per Position in Interfolio PDF
Source Reporting
Applicants are attracted to our jobs from multiple channels. It’s important to note which channels are working and which need less time and attention. With every requisition your college or unit has open, a source report will let you know how many candidates are coming from each source and where competitive candidates are learning about your openings.
If you have invested in a channel that is severely underperforming, then you have the justification you need to adjust in your advertising strategy, and the same goes with the opposite. You can focus more time on the sources that are yielding a diverse pool of highly competitive candidates.
Running a Source Report per Job Requisition for Staff and Students PDF
Running a Source Report per Job Requisition in Interfolio PDF
Recruitment Checklists
Recruitment Checklist – TEAMS PDF
Training
To register for online courses in myTraining, navigate to mytraining.hr.ufl.edu. From the myTraining Dashboard, you can search for courses using the Activity Search field in the upper left hand corner. Just type the course name, course ID or a keyword and then click Search.
After you’ve registered for training, your current enrollments display in the Training list found on the Dashboard page. To begin an online course, click the green Start button.
You can also access myTraining from myUFL using the following navigation:
Main Menu > My Self Service > Training and Development > myTraining
PST098 Careers at UF
This course covers the Careers at UF job requisition system that departments at UF use to post positions online for hire. Learn how to create and process job requisitions for your department. Understand approval workflow and how an applicant uses the system to search for jobs and submit applications.This is a required course for those who will need to request the roles of UF_N_JRQ Department Req Orig (Originator) or UF_N_JRQ Department Req Appr (Approver). Individuals who will be Originators in Careers at UF must complete PST098 Careers at UF before requesting the Originator or Approver role in myUFL. The individuals who typically serve in the Originator or Approvers roles are department administrators, administrative assistants, and office managers.
Security Roles
For all Careers at UF actions* you need the following security roles:
- Either
- The Originator security role: UF_N_JRQ Department Req Orig
- Or
- The Approver security role: UF_N_JRQ Department Req Appr
* Exception: for approving requisitions you must have Approver security role – UF_N_JRQ Department Req Appr
Please note you must complete the PST098 Careers at UF class before you can receive security to become an Originator or Approver.
Other Resources
- For system status information, please review the Alert Notices web page
- HR Forms
- Hiring Center
Contact Information
- Talent Acquisition & Onboarding: 392-2477 (TEAMS, USPS, Non-student OPS) talent@ufl.edu
- Classification & Compensation: 392-2477 (TEAMS, USPS)
- Student Employment: 392-0296
- Academic Personnel: 392-2477 (Faculty)
- Provost Office, Faculty Development: 392-6004 (Faculty)
- UF Help Desk (for technical problems): 392-HELP helpdesk@ufl.edu