Hmm, this is just what I was going to ask - I presume suits?
A lot of people wore suits (a lot of the guys), I wasn't one of them though (but I did wear suit trousers, a shirt and a tie). It definitely isn't necessary to wear suits but wear what you're comfortable in.
I always wonder what impact, saying 'I went to an insight day' will have. My guess is none, unless people are going to stretch the truth of the matter.
Is it not awkward to put "participant, [insert firm]" as WE on your CV? I mean, unless you exaggerate, what can you actually write about it? I would have thought the only relevance would be to bring it up in an interview for that particular firm. E.g. I put down barclays wealth "insight" day, UBS trading simulation on my CV; it led to a rejection for JPmorgan.
I always wonder what impact, saying 'I went to an insight day' will have. My guess is none, unless people are going to stretch the truth of the matter.
Hopefully this will be recognised as a bit more than just an insight day.
I always wonder what impact, saying 'I went to an insight day' will have. My guess is none, unless people are going to stretch the truth of the matter.
I wouldn't put insight days down, but you can call this "J P Morgan School Scheme" which is what it's name is, and it makes it sound much more impressive than "insight day". I don't think I'd put insight days on my CV.
The J.P Morgan opportunity is great, I was referring to the Deloitte insight day
Then you misunderstood what I was saying I meant brand name on the CV for the JP Morgan programme. The Deloitte insight day is simply to get information about a scheme and should definitely not be referenced in a CV.