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Who didn't wear a suit to their interview ?

Reply 60

AnonymousPenguin

16

crazylemon

So I can keep it if I dry clean it regularly then? Different tie each day?

Then they can't get me :woo:

I hope so, I'd like to wear a tie as well. :yep:

Reply 61

Formula 1

9

I wore a suit with pink shirt and lilac tie :smile:

but I've been wearing a suit for the past 2 years at sixth form so its something I already feel comfortable in. Just wear whatever you feel comfortable in, shirt and trousers should suffice.

Reply 62

Huw Davies

11

crazylemon

So I can keep it if I dry clean it regularly then? Different tie each day?

Then they can't get me :woo:

Tie with clip is allowed in my Trust.

Bow tie? Though they are a bit silly.

Reply 63

crazylemon

20

Huw Davies

Tie with clip is allowed in my Trust.

Bow tie? Though they are a bit silly.

If it is the only tie I can wear...Personally I would go for a cravat first.

Reply 64

Noble.

17

ClaraaralC

Wow everyone in this thread is going into medicine, I'm going into veterinary medicine, you havent seen nothing on the competitive front trust me. Wear something smart, they will be.

RVC offer AAA :smile:

VetMed

Yes, funny that everyone on the medicine forum is going/wanting to go into medicine.

Reply 65

digitalis

17

I think you should wear a suit to interview. You are going to a formal, professional interview and should dress accordingly.

Having said that, I staunchly wear a shirt and tie to hospital and would love for white coats to be brought back :wink:

Reply 66

digitalis

17

Noble.

Yes, funny that everyone on the medicine forum is going/wanting to go into medicine.

You are my new forum noob favourite! :biggrin:

Reply 67

Lu-x

16

ClaraaralC

Wow everyone in this thread is going into medicine, I'm going into veterinary medicine, you havent seen nothing on the competitive front trust me. Wear something smart, they will be.

RVC offer AAA :smile:

VetMed

Now get off the medicine forum

Reply 68

Fission_Mailed

15

digitalis

You are my new forum noob favourite! :biggrin:

Jesus! You need 2 years and 1500 posts to be a noob nowadays?

Edit: Hang on, sub forum noob.

Misinterpreting noob misinterprets.

Reply 69

uer23

OP

15

ClaraaralC

Wow everyone in this thread is going into medicine, I'm going into veterinary medicine, you havent seen nothing on the competitive front trust me. Wear something smart, they will be.

RVC offer AAA :smile:

VetMed

lol veterinary medicine is more competitive my ass.

Reply 70

digitalis

17

uer23

lol veterinary medicine is more competitive my ass.

It is. And also harder.

Look at Glasgow's vet prospectus:

You will be required to undertake an
additional 12 weeks’ extra-mural studies
(EMS) during vacation time in first and second
years, during which you will gain further
experience of the management and handling
of domestic animals. During your third,
fourth and final years you must also spend a
combined total of 26 weeks’ vacation time on
EMS gaining experience of general veterinary
practice.

Poor bastards have to give up 6 weeks per year in preclinical medicine and over 8 weeks per year in holidays in clinical years, to do extra work!

Reply 71

Noble.

17

digitalis

You are my new forum noob favourite! :biggrin:

Haha.

Reply 72

Isometrix

11

crazylemon

Meh. I went in a hugo boss suit to one. I prefer my french connection suit though, fits better.

I need a new suit though :moon:

you're a right posh bastard aren't you?

Reply 73

crazylemon

20

Isometrix

you're a right posh bastard aren't you?

Probably.

I am the cheese/wine/tea/coffee snob of the corridor.
I also hate not wearing a proper self tied bow tie, and those annoying people that take one to replace their clipon with later to look cool learn to tie the bloody thing it isn't hard! :mad:

I do want a properly tailored suit though they are so wonderful.

I might all so add that apart form suits I have a tendancy to dress like a tamp (hoodie and whichever uni related t-shirt is clean) so in that respect I am not too bad.

Reply 74

...Panacea...

digitalis

I think you should wear a suit to interview. You are going to a formal, professional interview and should dress accordingly.

Having said that, I staunchly wear a shirt and tie to hospital and would love for white coats to be brought back :wink:

We have white coats :biggrin:

. They have short sleaves though.