1. Vault Online Undergraduate Career Library Tutorial

2. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 2 Table of Contents We are pleased to have your school as a member of Vault. The following tutorial is designed to familiarize you with the functionality of the Vault Online Career Library. Feel free to use this tutorial in presentations to train fellow staff members and authorized users. IntroductionPage 3 Home PagePage 4 - 17 Download Guides PagePage 18 - 24 Companies PagePage 25 - 27 Internship Database PagePage 28 Industry Research PagePage 29 – 31 Career Advice PagePage 32 Message Boards PagePage 33 - 36 Security OptionsPage 38 Helpful Contact ListPage 39 Additional Products and ServicesPage 40 - 41 TestimonialsPage 42 - 44

3. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 3 Welcome to Vault! In addition to the tutorial, we have included helpful contacts, additional products and services and client testimonials. The tutorial will be structured in the following manner: Each web page will be thoroughly explained from the Home Page to each area within the site. Helpful tips and tricks to access information quickly. The orange arrows indicate hyperlinks or important points of information Text

4. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 4 Home Page The Home Page allows you to access everything within the gray navigational bar across the top. Users can navigate to different areas via the home page or via the gray navigational bar. If you will notice, the blue tabs are actually hyperlinks. As you move your arrow over the tab, it becomes active. The following slides will detail each section on the home page. Gray Navigational Bar Active Blue Tabs

5. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 5 Home Page Download Vault Guides Tab (active link), rest cursor over the blue tab until it becomes active You will be redirected to area under “Download Guides” button on gray navigation bar There are currently over 90 Vault Guides available for students, faculty and staff to download Active Blue Tab Redirects to

6. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 6 Home Page NEW on the Online Library yellow box (inactive) – lists free guides added to your library. Relevant guides are added as published, there is no set schedule for adding free guides. Not all new guides available on the public Vault site will be added to the Online Library. NEW on the Online Library

7. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 7 Home Page New to the Library blue box – click in this box for a quick tour of the Online Library. This is great for new users. The following slide details what appears when you click on the blue box. Active link

8. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 8 Home Page New to the Library blue box – a separate window appears for new users.

9. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 9 Home Page Active Blue Tab Career Profiles Tab (active link), rest cursor over the blue tab until it becomes active You will be redirected to area under “Industry Research” button on gray navigation bar There are currently 53 Occupational Profiles Active Blue Tab Redirects to

10. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 10 Home Page Active Blue Tab Industry Research Tab (active link), rest cursor over the blue tab until it becomes active You will be redirected to area under “Industry Research” button on gray navigation bar There are currently 45 Industry Overviews Active Blue Tab Redirects to

11. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 11 Home Page Active Blue Tab Career Surveys Tab (active link), rest cursor over the blue tab until it becomes active You will be redirected to area under “Industry Research” button on gray navigation bar There are currently 1766 Occupational Surveys Active Blue Tab Redirects to

12. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 12 Home Page Active Blue Tab Diversity Profiles Tab (inactive tab) Too large to input in Download Guides section

13. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 13 Home Page Active Blue Tab Career Advice Articles Tab (inactive tabs) You will be redirected to area under “Career Advice” button on gray navigation bar There are currently 1,100+ Career Advice Articles Redirects to

14. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 14 Home Page Active Blue Tab More Resources Tab (inactive tab) You will be redirected to area under “Career Advice” button on gray navigation bar Redirects to

15. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 15 Home Page Active Blue Tab Company Research Tab (active tab) You will be redirected to area under “Companies” button on gray navigation bar Active Blue Tab Redirects to

16. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 16 Home Page Active Blue Tab Internship Database Tab (active tab) Is also located in areas under “Companies” and “Career Advice” buttons on gray navigation bar Active Blue Tab Redirects to

17. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 17 Home Page Active Blue Tab Electronic WaterCooler Tab (active tab) You will be redirected to area under “Message Boards” button on gray navigation bar Active Blue Tab Redirects to

18. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 18 Download Guides Page The Download Guides Section contains links to PDF versions of our hardcopies. Please note that not all guides found on the public site are on here. In order to keep licensing costs affordable, a selection of guides geared towards intended audiences (undergraduate, law, business, etc.) are located here. The Download FAQ tab is very important, read first before trying to download any guides If you do not have Adobe Reader or wish to upgrade, select options on right column

19. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 19 Download Guides Page Interview/Resume Guides Tab Ranges in 80 – 400 pages

20. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 20 Download Guides Page Career Topic Guides Tab Ranges in 80 – 400 pages

21. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 21 Download Guides Page Industry Career Guides Tab Ranges in 80 – 400 pages

22. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 22 Download Guides Page Employer Guides Tab Ranges in 80 – 400 pages

23. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 23 Download Guides Page Gold Employer information. Gold surveys precisely detail workplace, interview, salaray and business outlook issues for specific positions within a company, as described to Vault by actual employees from 50 prominent companies

24. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 24 Download Guides Page Employer Profiles contains about 40-60 pages of exclusive information from employees and industry insiders. Not available in hardcopy bound versions

25. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 25 Companies Page Company Research tab – search by name or alphabetically. Browse by Industry tab - Industry overviews on 35 popular career fields provide an excellent foundation for beginning career research. These synopses highlight summaries of jobs, skills needed and career path outlook, as well as hot topics facing the industry.

26. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 26 Companies Page Diversity Profiles Tab (inactive tab) Too large to input in Download Guides section

27. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 27 Companies Page Gold Employer information. Gold surveys precisely detail workplace, interview, salary and business outlook issues for specific positions within a company, as described to Vault by actual employees from 50 prominent companies

28. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 28 Internship Database Page Internship Database information contains profiles from our Vault Guide to Top Internships. Search by Industry, Qualifications, State, Pay, International Applicants, Minority Applicants.

29. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 29 Industry Research Page Industry Overviews tab - Industry overviews on 35 popular career fields provide an excellent foundation for beginning career research. These synopses highlight summaries of jobs, skills needed and career path outlook, as well as hot topics facing the industry.

30. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 30 Industry Research Page Occupational Profiles tab - on 53 job titles, gives description of job functions associated with a certain career, uppers and downers, career path and salary, including average hours worked per week, average salary at different career levels, degree and certification typically required, as well as real quotes from current professionals.

31. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 31 Industry Research Page Occupation Surveys are filled out daily by hundreds of real professionals in 50 industries, detailing job responsibilities, hiring/education requirements, career path, uppers/downers, lifestyle, compensation and advice for newcomers in a particular career path.

32. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 32 Career Advice Page Career Advice page contains more than 1,100+ articles – the largest online career advice hub of its kind. They are separated into three main categories – Industry Advice, Work/Life and Job Search

33. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 33 Message Boards Page The Electronic WaterCooler™ message boards is the most popular forum for students and job-seekers online to get the real scoop from real people. It contains over 2 million message postings. The message boards are divided into three categories – Career Topic, Graduate Degree and Industry. Students are allowed to ask specific questions about a company or industry, read past questions and their revealing responses in a private, monitored forum. This is great for networking with job-seekers and current employees – the people who know what it takes to get the jobs your students want!

34. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 34 Message Boards Page If you were to click on a message board page, the following screen is an example of what would appear

35. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 35 Message Boards Page In order to ask a question or post a reply, students must choose a message board identity Click on hyperlink to create identity

36. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 36 Message Boards Page Screen that appears when a user creates a message board identity

37. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 37 End of Tutorial THANK YOU FOR COMPLETING THE VAULT TUTORIAL!! THE FOLLOWING PAGES CONTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR VAULT ONLINE CAREER LIBRARY

38. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 38 Security Options There are 3 different security options (can not combine options) to choose from depending on how your school’s site is set up. We need to protect the Vault page from general access by any user. It should be restricted to students from your school only. We plan on doing this by asking you, the school, to place the link to our Vault Online Career Library in a password protected area on your website that students have access to. Now, some schools might not have a password protected area already on their site. So, here’s where you decide what option will work for you. Option 1 (default): Students are sent temporary passwords for the library via email. We will only send passwords to university domain names in order to verify and not to personal domain names such as hotmail, yahoo, AOL, etc. Currently, the domain name on file is “@universitydomain.edu”, if your university has additional domain names please send them to me. 1. Once they receive the password, they can access the content in the Vault Online Library. 2. The e-mailed passwords change every 24hrs; each day a student wishes to use the library, he/she will retrieve a new password. 3. Please note that passwords will only be sent to current students, faculty and staff. We can not send passwords to alumni unless your contract includes alumni access. 4. This option allows for accessibility from remote locations Option 2: For schools that already HAVE A PASSWORD PROTECTED AREA that students log onto. If your school already has a password protected area that students can access, we can easily make the library secure by having your webmaster link to your library from that area. 1. On the Vault page we check where the students are coming from. (i.e. - What was the URL of the page they were on before they got to the Vault page? This is called the referring URL.) 2. The referring URL will either start with http:// or https:// 3. Once we find out what the referring URL is we then compare it to the URL of the actual page that you put the Vault link on and if they match up then the student is allowed through. If not, they are sent to a custom error page with the option to email careerlibrary@vault.com for help@vault.com 4. DO NOT put any javascript in the library link in order to avoid accessibility issues. 5. This option allows for accessibility from remote locations Option 3: For schools that use IP addresses as a form of security, our system also works with IP recognition, which monitors whether students are accessing the library from the proper IP ranges supplied by the client. 1. Send me the IP ranges of computers which students will be accessing the library 2.This option does NOT allow accessibility from remote locations unless specified in school issued IP range. If you have questions or would like to change your security set up, please contact Claire Yaptangco, Client Relations Manager, claire@vault.com, 646.792.6351 claire@vault.com

39. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 39 Helpful Contacts Questions regarding maintenance of online library (security, logo changes, website changes, etc.): Claire Yaptangco, Client Relations Manager Email: claire@vault.comclaire@vault.com Direct Line: 646.792.6351 Main Fax 646.349.9644 Availability: Monday thru Friday 9:30am – 6:30pm (EST) Questions regarding Adobe PDF guides or accessibility issues: Customer Service Email: careerlibrary@vault.comcareerlibrary@vault.com Direct Line: 212.366.4212 Availability: Monday thru Friday 9:30am – 6:30pm (EST) Sales Questions (quotes to add alumni/additional students, GOLD membership, bulk book orders, etc.): Eric Waters Email: eric@vault.comeric@vault.com Direct Line: 212.366.4212 x 246 Main Fax 646.349.9644 Availability: Monday thru Friday 9:30am – 6:30pm (EST) Order guides online: Customer Service Email: careerlibrary@vault.comcareerlibrary@vault.com www.vault.com Main Fax 646.349.9644 Vault’s mailing address: Vault.com 150 West 22 nd Street, 5 th Floor NY, NY 10011

40. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 40 Additional Products and Services Vault GOLD nationwide first person surveys give highly-detailed, first-hand accounts of the hiring, salary, responsibilities and other facets of actual jobs (for example: “Business Managing Consultant, AT Kearney, in Chicago”). GOLD Membership includes: 30,000+ separate reports of 3,000+ companies worldwide (and hundreds more added each week) covering: Workplace culture, advancement opportunities and diversity Hiring and interview process Salary and other compensation (benefits, bonuses, etc.) Business Outlook 1,000+ extended employer snapshots for companies in all industries

41. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 41 Additional Products and Services For more information about adding Vault GOLD to your Online Career Library, please contact your account representative: Eric Waters 212.366.4212 x 246 eric@vault.com

42. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 42 Additional Products and Services If you would like a Vault Bookshelf order form faxed or emailed, please contact your account representative: Eric Waters 212.366.4212 x 246 eric@vault.com

43. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 43 Testimonials “What a relief. No more checking in and out of materials, or chasing down stolen copies of reports. Students can now access Vault reports anytime, anywhere via the web. And we are the heroes, because we now provide such a valuable resource to our students on a well organized, easy to access site and it costs them nothing. The information provided is a must read for anyone preparing for an interview.” -- Tom Kozicki, USC Marshall School of Business " "I want to reiterate that the Vault Online Library truly is an incredible career resource for our current students.“ -- Kathi To, NYU Stern School of Business “Our students have found the Vault Career Centre an excellent addition to their researching tools. At a time when the independent job search will be the key to finding a position, this additional resource, is timely and has been well received here at London Business School.” -- Chris Bristow, London Business School “We are getting lots of good feedback from our students on having access to Vault - they love it!” -- Toni Della-Ratta, Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business “This is our first year using the Vault Online Career Library and we truly believe it is such a valuable resource for our students. Students are able to research specific careers, employers, and industries, as well as view career advice articles, sample cover letter and resumes, and interview information...all in one place! As a career center professional, the Industry Career Guides that can be downloaded are my favorite resource. I am also impressed by the list of universities that use the Vault Online Library.” -- Jeremy Fisher, Creighton University “It's critical for a successful job applicant to be well informed about the job market, practice areas and employers. Vault.com offers a super tool to help job seekers get up to speed quickly on a range of topics.” -- Sari Zimmerman, University of California, Hastings College of Law “Vault is the one of the first resources we point students to for career and industry advice- both students and counselors are always pleased with the content. The Vault team has been great to work with- always responsive when questions come up. Thank you and keep up the good work!” -- Michelle DeRosa, Babson Undergraduate Center for Career Development

44. Vault Undergraduate Online Career Library 44 Testimonials (cont.) “Vault.com is incredible. We have been introduced to immense opportunities for recruiting on the internet as a result of their dedication to our business. Their service is first rate and I could not have asked for a better partner.“ -- Tricia M. Pagano, Recruiting Coordinator, Strategy & Business Development Group, American Express Company “After using Vault I was able to exude a lot more confidence during interviews because I felt like I knew what I was talking about rather than memorizing useless information. To illustrate how helpful both the guides and snapshots are, take my offer from Deustche Bank for example. I, an Economics major (with no accounting background) have accepted to join Deutsche Bank for the summer with their Controlling Division which is primarily an accounting job. I was able to ace the interview by reading the guides pertaining to both the firm and the nature of the job.” -- Rutgers’ student Vault is…a “killer app” (New York Times), “vastly popular” (NPR), and full of “fun, edgy reads” (Forbes). Most importantly, Vault is “the best place on the Web to prepare for a job search” (Fortune). "Firsthand accounts by successful professionals in the field are an important part of the guides... These guides make for excellent starting points for job hunters and should be purchased by academic libraries for their career sections. University career centers should have them on their shelves." -- Library Journal (2003) “Across the board, Vault.com delivers in all areas of ‘what makes a job site good.’ What sets Vault.com apart…is its extensive company information, including insider reports and discussion forums by and for people you really work at the companies…it’s an excellent way to find out whether you fit with the corporate climate and to establish networking contacts. Overall, I give this site a ‘two thumbs way up!’ [Vault is] a fast and smart job seeker’s paradise.” -- The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Finding Your Dream Job Online “I think your guide to America’s Top 50 Law Firms is terrific. I don’t know how I made up my mind 50 years ago without some comparable help.” -- Warren Christopher, Partner, O’Melveny & Myers, Former U.S. Secretary of State “Vault has winner on its hands. Recommended for libraries and institutions providing career research support…a comprehensive source for all career-related informational needs.” -- Library Journal (2002) “Internet ignoring employers beware: [Vault.com] is so useful, if you're not paying attention, you are idiotic.” -- Scott Williams, Partner, McKinsey & Company, Quoted in U.S. News & World Report