Workshops

Join David Schindler for a practical session on how signalling works – and how to use it effectively.

For the second year, the European Job Market for Economists gives candidates the opportunity to send up to 5 signals to recruiters. But where should you send them? What does a signal actually tell a recruiter? And how should recruiters interpret the signals they receive?

In this short presentation and Q&A, David Schindler will explain how the signalling mechanism works and explore different strategies candidates can use when deciding where to send their signals. He will also discuss signalling from the recruiters’ perspective and what signals can – and cannot – tell you about a candidate’s interest.

The session is open to both candidates and recruiters, with plenty of time to ask your questions.

Pre-registration is required here.

The economics job market is approaching, and you may still have a few questions.

Whether you're wondering how to prepare for interviews, what to expect from hiring committees, how to approach the coming weeks, or simply looking for some practical advice, join us for an informal conversation with members of the European Association of Young Economists (EAYE).

This is your opportunity to ask those last-minute questions, exchange experiences and hear from economists who have recently navigated the job market themselves.

No presentations. No formal agenda. Just an open conversation and your questions.

Join us for 30–45 minutes, bring your questions and make the most of the opportunity.

Registration here