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Hi [co-op student name],

We’re so excited to have you joining us [next week/in 2 weeks/whenever]! Here’s all the information you need to get started:

If you haven’t already, please complete the pre 1st day tasks in your startup guide, found here: [link]

Please plan to arrive at the [location] at [time] on [date]. You can get to [location] by [instructions].

Here’s the schedule for your 1st day:

  • [schedule]

  • [if there is one]

[closing],

[your name]

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Step 1: Determine requirements for the co-op

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  • If an individual helping assist in the co-op search feels as though they have a conflict of interest, they should inform the individuals assisting the co-op search and team lead.

    • Ex: Involved together in another organization, friends outside of school, etc.

    • Good rule of thumb is: “Do I have their contact on something outside of LinkedIn”?

  • Involved parties should not be scheduled the same interview to maintain objectiveness. 

  • Involved member may provide a balanced evaluation, but should not contribute in ranking the individual

  • Undisclosed conflict of interest

    • Involved member will be removed from the co-op search effort

    • Candidate will be dealt with on a case by case basis

Step 5: Onboarding Phase

  • DO NOT IGNORE THIS PHASE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES IF YOU HAVE HIRED A CO-OP

  • Send the startup guide a few days before starting to prime them for their expected tasks and get a line of communication going.

  • You need to submit the co-op information form within 2 weeks of hiring the co-op.

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