Hey guys,
I applied to Glencore 2021 Oil Trading grad scheme about a month ago, no response yet other than confirming it had been received. Wondering if anyone else in the process has heard anything yet or if I should give up hope.
Also thread for discussing the application process I guess
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Hey man,
I applied a couple of weeks ago too. No news as of today.
Thanks that's reassuring to hear, I will reply in this thread if they get back to me
Anyone applying to them in US? When I look on LinkedIn, it looks like there were interns this past summer, but nothing is posted for 2021.
Does anyone have any news on Glencore recruitment process this year? As I understand each year that have a networking event where they pre-select some candidates. Was wondering if this they had something like this (in video format?)?
Two ways of getting a call back for Glencore London:
If you do not satisfy any one of these criteria its going to be super rare to receive a call unless your prior internship was for BP in their S&T division.
Thanks for the info that's good to know.
Do you happen to know if/when they send out the first round?
Complete bs for the first one.
Got invited to the first stage of the process last year (presentation + networking event held at The Mayfair). Plenty of semi-target kids there (including myself) and a handful of non-target kids. Some folks weren't even at university, they'd just graduated and hadn't found a job yet. Nowhere near as "elitist" towards kids who aren't at targets as you've made it out to be.
I am just stating what someone with 10+ years at Glencore told me first hand mate.
Can confirm princepieman's experience.
Did the whole process last year, there were some semi-targets & unemployed grads in the first round 'assessed networking'. I seem to remember HR told me there were 2x (2 separate days in a hotel in Mayfair) 100-ish candidates invited to the first stage. HR gave a presentation where they said that the average grad at Glencore can make 500K GBP/year in 5 years and consequently every candidate got a massive erection.
I came in not knowing much about physical oil, didn't attend a target, but had previous S&T exp and made a strong impression on some of the senior traders - I said something along the lines of "it's my life calling to be a BSD trader" and got invited to the next round.
Virtually no one progressed to the second stage. After that it was interview with senior traders, AC (trading sim + negotation), and final round interviews (5). Each stage on a different week - involved a lot of travel for me as I didn't study in London and had to take the train back and forth every week. Roughly half the candidates passed each stage. 2 people got offers in the end... probs one of the longest assessment processes
Interviews
Is this for NYC?
Yes
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