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Dress code for graduate recruitment fairs

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eatyourveg · 09/10/2015 18:01

Text from ds1 who is off to one tomorrow and another next week - no idea how to advise as I have no idea how these things work - is it a suit and tie thing where he will effectively be in a queue to be interviewed or just smart casual picking up info about grad schemes in a set up akin to a ucas fair?

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ggirl · 09/10/2015 18:12

dd who graduated this yr says you don't need to dress smart for the recruitment fair..its like Ucas fair.

Networking event is when you need to look smart.

eatyourveg · 09/10/2015 20:22

Thats great - thanks

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Needmoresleep · 10/10/2015 09:21

It depends. Dress code for networking/career events involving the financial sector is normally "smart casual". Think casual office or smart teacher. Shirt with collar, but you don't need a tie, nor do you need to button your top button. Smart jumper will do instead of a jacket. No jeans but chinos or suit trousers. No trainers, and shoes should be polished.

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