Parker Dewey User Guide

How to Set up a Project:

1. On ID Hubspot, choose which project template or a custom project you need.

2. You must file out the following:

• Project Name

• Project Description

• Estimated Hours

• Cost ( It is a fixed fee paid upon completion)

• Start Date

• End Date

3. Source talent by adding the schools to your project.

4. Add Innovation Dupage to your Affiliations

5. Add Location of your company

6. Choose if the project is On-Site or Remote

7. Enter any desired skills you want applicants to have

8. Add the amount of Micro-Interns needed for the project

9. Choose preference of which students you want on the project ( No Preference, Undergrad, Graduate)

10. Type at least two question the applicants will have to answer, You can add more.

Review Applicants

1. Go the open tab of your projects

2. Click the desired project you want to review applicants for.

3. Scroll and press the “Review Applicants” button

4. To see a person’s application, click the “Details” button

5. After reviewing the applicants details, you have the options either send them a message, or hire them for the job.

6. If you have applicants you do not want to hire based off what you saw, in the top right there is a button to hide an applicant.

Q and A

Is it necessary to add universities to the project application?

Yes, adding universities will have you show up in applicants featured project on the top of their page because it matched with their affiliated school. To better your chances, add multiple schools around the desired area.

Can I add affiliations that are do not appear on the search bar?

No, adding organizations that do not show up in the drop menu will show up as invalid and you will not be able to post the application until its removal.

Can I add custom desired skills?

Yes, if you need a specific skill that doesn’t show up in the search menu, you can add a custom one.

How can I make to show my project is On-Site and Remote (Hybrid)?

Unfortunately, there is no option of showing a project is hybrid, our recommendation would be to add that to the project description for the applicants?