Originally Posted by AeroCrewSolut (Post 2661680)

For the event in Denver:

You will have 10-15 minutes one-on-one with a recruiter (pilot or HR). There will not be any group interviews.

Please bring an updated copy of your resume. You can bring additional resumes if you wish.

The dress code is business formal, not business casual.

Originally Posted by TheBridgeKeeper (Post 2661546)

I'm left wondering if it has a negative impact if you are unable to attend. Just my luck, it is viewed as not being "totally committed", otherwise you would make it no matter what. Hopefully that is not the case.

Originally Posted by f10a (Post 2661724)

Business formal? What an outdated fashion in today's society. Wall Street doesn't even play dress up these days. 🤦*♂️

Originally Posted by ItnStln (Post 2661773)

I went to orientation for grad school where the dress code was business casual and there were people wearing anything from jeans and a t-shirt to a suit. I’m wondering what people will wear for business professional.

Originally Posted by ItnStln (Post 2661773)

I went to orientation for grad school where the dress code was business casual and there were people wearing anything from jeans and a t-shirt to a suit. I’m wondering what people will wear for business professional.

Originally Posted by Squallrider (Post 2661806)

Suit, shiny shoes and a monocle

Originally Posted by Triumph (Post 2661820)

I don’t think the accepted tolerances we venture too far outside of a suit and tie. Just a guess though.


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Originally Posted by ItnStln (Post 2661864)

I don’t interview in anything but a suit so that makes sense.