Inspired by Business Scholarship Interview (1 Viewer)

[Zeref]

Is there anyone here that did this interview? Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Zeref]

bump

 

[Phaze]

Fight your urge to look at cleavage.

 

[Dogs4Life]

did you guys where school uniform?

 

[Zeref]

nope

 

[Dogs4Life]

thanks man

 

[Zeref]

which session is it? from memory there was like one at 4 something and others at 6:00pm +

 

[seremify007]

Depends how your uniform looks vs. a suit.

 

[Dogs4Life]

ive got a catholic school uniform, so basically blazer and tie and stuff like that. For smart casual, I was going to wear a button up shirt on skinny jeans

 

[Zeref]

ive got a catholic school uniform, so basically blazer and tie and stuff like that. For smart casual, I was going to wear a button up shirt on skinny jeans

yup did that too

 

[Dogs4Life]

yup did that too

Nice, it wasnt as bad as I was expecting

 

[Zeref]

Nice, it wasnt as bad as I was expecting

how many ppl was in the interview panel?

 

[Dogs4Life]

2 ladies

 

[Dogs4Life]

how many ppl was in the interview panel?

yours?

 

[Zeref]

same

 

[seremify007]

For what it's worth, and I won't mention which panels I sit on, when I'm sitting on these I don't really tend to notice what people wear unless they wear something totally inappropriate or too casual for the occasion that it stands out - this could be more indicative that they knew what to wear as opposed to me being ignorant. If I'm wearing a full suit and tie (regardless of the weather), I would expect the person I'm interviewing to be at the same level. Exceptions made for the very young and inexperienced (i.e. no tie, or a proper jacket and trousers as opposed to full suit, etc). Every now and then I see people wear school uniforms but without starting a private vs public school debate, if you aren't wearing a blazer/tie (and maybe some nice pins/badges?!) then you are probably better off wearing a suit.

EDIT: It's probably worth mentioning I do not sit on this particular panel and never have.

 

[mreditor16]

For what it's worth, and I won't mention which panels I sit on, when I'm sitting on these I don't really tend to notice what people wear unless they wear something totally inappropriate or too casual for the occasion that it stands out - this could be more indicative that they knew what to wear as opposed to me being ignorant. If I'm wearing a full suit and tie (regardless of the weather), I would expect the person I'm interviewing to be at the same level. Exceptions made for the very young and inexperienced (i.e. no tie, or a proper jacket and trousers as opposed to full suit, etc). Every now and then I see people wear school uniforms but without starting a private vs public school debate, if you aren't wearing a blazer/tie (and maybe some nice pins/badges?!) then you are probably better off wearing a suit.

EDIT: It's probably worth mentioning I do not sit on this particular panel and never have.

how about co-op?? what do you think is the best to wear, if you do get a co-op interview?

 

[emilios]

how about co-op?? what do you think is the best to wear, if you do get a co-op interview?

If I get one I'm without a doubt wearing a suit+tie!

/notsnaking

 

[Zeref]

2 ladies

Have u heard back?

 

[Dogs4Life]

Have u heard back?

Nah not yet, Im hoping today maybe