EPTAlso it's harder to see the brand of a suit on first glance like a watch unless the interview happens to be really into it.
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21247 Posts
Also it's harder to see the brand of a suit on first glance like a watch unless the interview happens to be really into it. | ||
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chalice
United States1945 Posts
On May 06 2014 06:29 zulu_nation8 wrote: What about suits/shoes though? I guess suits are harder to judge but what does it say when you wear Tom Ford to an interview for an entry position even though it looks good? Same with shoes. depends on if they have an equal opportunity quota to reach. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
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On May 06 2014 06:18 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: If it's too low end you get judged, if it's too high end it could give the wrong impression. If you're interviewing for a summer analyst position and you're wearing a 20k A Lange and Sohne or something it's gonna look pretty fucking weird lol. The risks either way are too high. Most people won't notice it, but no one is going to think better of you for wearing a certain watch, and sometimes when they do there's a chance it could go poorly. Yes. While I think it's good advice if you aren't sure, a nice watch accentuates an outfit and shows that you pay attention to time, which in business translates to paying attention to money. It's very professional to have a watch that's conservative, functional, and mildly stylish. As long as you know what you're doing and are already qualified, look good, and interview well, a good watch can put you over the top. If you aren't sure, though, don't wear one. I personally rock at interviews and (in my opinion) know how to dress appropriately. [edit] Here's my watch--though I am a doctoral psychology student right now and not a financial analyst. In my opinion nobody will hate on you for something like this unless you are applying for some fortune 500 company which I have no experience with. Just make sure it's in line with the rest of your outfit and doesn't stick out. It should look like you dressed well and totally forgot you were wearing it. + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Eiii
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
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GrandInquisitor
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21247 Posts
On May 06 2014 07:00 GrandInquisitor wrote: Finance is a special and horrible world. The story about the watch is not really that interviewers don't hire applicants with watches; it's intended to send the message that you are entering a very status-conscious world. As GSElevator reminds us, don't buy drinks for your MD; you can't afford them and he's not impressed anyway. Yes pretty much. It's something that applies only to finance and has no bearing on any other industry. | ||
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sob3k
United States7572 Posts
different culture, lot more t-shirts + Show Spoiler + $200 t-shirts | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
I always thought the watch thing was kind of dumb considering it's the 21st century and everyone has a smartphone that is not only a watch, but also a calendar, newspaper, and so forth. Then again, I'm not finance. You couldn't pay me to do an IB internship, 80-100 hour week nothxbai. | ||
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iCanada
Canada10660 Posts
On May 06 2014 06:53 Eiii wrote: note that the above doesn't even begin to apply a little bit for engineering positions I think most employers would like it more if you showed up to an engineering interview with Steel-Toes, jeans, and A short sleeved collar shirt than a full out suit. Most companies would look at you funny in a suit. Although, I also am from Alberta, so who knows maybe I'm just crazy. Haha. | ||
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Nemireck
Canada1875 Posts
On May 06 2014 08:30 iCanada wrote: I think most employers would like it more if you showed up to an engineering interview with Steel-Toes, jeans, and A short sleeved collar shirt than a full out suit. Most companies would look at you funny in a suit. Although, I also am from Alberta, so who knows maybe I'm just crazy. Haha. You're from Alberta, so isn't just a matter of being a person, and willing to work? Hell, they pay McDonald's employees like 15 an hour. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On May 06 2014 08:57 Nemireck wrote: You're from Alberta, so isn't just a matter of being a person, and willing to work? Hell, they pay McDonald's employees like 15 an hour. Only if you are a foreign worker. You get paid less if you are native. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
On May 06 2014 09:26 wei2coolman wrote: damn, watching zion play jayce, goes muramana into LW into IE. He activates his W, gets like 2 crits, shit fucking hurts. Yeah, it's the stuff that make people rave about Nasus, 'cept it's ranged, and actually scales enough that it doesn't fall off lategame and can even one-shot people if you get a bit lucky with RNGcrits. | ||
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
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MattBarry
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On May 06 2014 09:57 MattBarry wrote: Curse Academy with Rhux/Saint/Mancloud could realistically qualify for LCS. Wonder how Curse would handle that It does pose a threat to Col... that's about it. | ||
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MattBarry
United States4006 Posts
On May 06 2014 09:59 Sufficiency wrote: It does pose a threat to Col... that's about it. More like crush Col and pose a threat to EG | ||
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