Jack wisely started some FAQs yesterday that we're gonna put on the wiki by the end of next week. As September begins, the wiki will be fully operational. So keep checking back here.
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Mind if I suggest an FAQ?
"What clothes should I wear to the interview/placement?"
Sounds pretty facile, but rumour has it that Mother won't give you the time of day if you turn up in a suit + tie which, let's face, eager grads are bound to do.
Okay good move Sammy. But do keep the FAQ's coming in folks!
Good question AJ. I turned up to TBWA in Manchester in a suit, he gave me that 'what the fuck are you doing' look but actually blurted out "nice suit.."
I may have to disagree slightly JB...most of the interviews I've been to (and believe me, it's not the age, it's the mileage), most men wore suit and tie.
Personally, I don't think the tie is essential..but a nice shirt and jacket shows you want to make the effort.
Any interview nowadays would be in shirt, jacket and jeans (yes, it's the Clarkson look.. but hell, I like it).
I have never ever ever ever worn a tie and would laugh at the chumps that did. Ties are way too formal and I would strongly advise that when going for grad interviews, suit with open neck shirt is perfect.
Having said that, as JB has witnessed first hand, I tend to attend client meetings in jeans, trainers, white shirt and suit jacket. Whatever makes you feel like a power monger, WEAR IT
Anton, we all know your style guru is Michael Douglas in Wall St (or Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross).
I think what comes through in this little lot is just wear something smart and whatever you feel comfortable in. I quite like wearing ties, so I wore one. I don't wear one to work though (so perhaps that should inform on anyone's decision)
Graduate recruitment has started and stirred us into some much needed activity on the blog front.
Links to applications and deadline dates are just below, if your agency's hiring grads this year and we haven't got the scheme on the list, send Sam or Will an email and they'll whack you on.
Sam's post on filling out application forms is here. Will's got five top tips for first round interviews for you too.
More advice on 1st round interviews and twolots of second round interviews should also still be of some use to y'all.
If planning's something you've thought about, have a read of this.
As always, comments/questions/abuse are all welcome. Mostly.
9 comments:
Mind if I suggest an FAQ?
"What clothes should I wear to the interview/placement?"
Sounds pretty facile, but rumour has it that Mother won't give you the time of day if you turn up in a suit + tie which, let's face, eager grads are bound to do.
Okay good move Sammy. But do keep the FAQ's coming in folks!
Good question AJ. I turned up to TBWA in Manchester in a suit, he gave me that 'what the fuck are you doing' look but actually blurted out "nice suit.."
Shirt and tie is a definite NO
I may have to disagree slightly JB...most of the interviews I've been to (and believe me, it's not the age, it's the mileage), most men wore suit and tie.
Personally, I don't think the tie is essential..but a nice shirt and jacket shows you want to make the effort.
Any interview nowadays would be in shirt, jacket and jeans (yes, it's the Clarkson look.. but hell, I like it).
Sorry I should have made that more clear - shirt WITH a tie is not necessary these days.
LOL - The Clarkson look. Truly dapper but is it the typical 'adman suit' now? (you there Anton?!)
I have never ever ever ever worn a tie and would laugh at the chumps that did. Ties are way too formal and I would strongly advise that when going for grad interviews, suit with open neck shirt is perfect.
Having said that, as JB has witnessed first hand, I tend to attend client meetings in jeans, trainers, white shirt and suit jacket. Whatever makes you feel like a power monger, WEAR IT
That was me Anton by the way
Anton, we all know your style guru is Michael Douglas in Wall St (or Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross).
I think what comes through in this little lot is just wear something smart and whatever you feel comfortable in. I quite like wearing ties, so I wore one. I don't wear one to work though (so perhaps that should inform on anyone's decision)
If I see you wearing a tie I may be forced to cut it just low of the knot
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Anton
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