UBS Financial Services Industry Academy

To those who have onboarded or are already in the program, how has the experience been like so far?

so many new SUPER trainees putting “Global Wealth Management” and “Investment Banking” as their position on LinkedIn, sibei cringe bodoh

trainee put trainee please, don’t lump us who are in the grad program/“non-trainees” with you guys leh

Originally Posted by Unregistered

so many new SUPER trainees putting “Global Wealth Management” and “Investment Banking” as their position on LinkedIn, sibei cringe bodoh

trainee put trainee please, don’t lump us who are in the grad program/“non-trainees” with you guys leh

retweet lmaoo

Agree, UBS is really diluting their brand image with this SGUT program

Originally Posted by Unregistered

so many new SUPER trainees putting “Global Wealth Management” and “Investment Banking” as their position on LinkedIn, sibei cringe bodoh

trainee put trainee please, don’t lump us who are in the grad program/“non-trainees” with you guys leh

The fact that you’re even bothered by this lmao

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The fact that you’re even bothered by this lmao

Not the original poster but do agree that these trainees are overinflating their positions. I think it's unfair to those who have earned their way in (through numerous quality finance internships) and attained graduate positions as opposed to these SUPER trainees who have less stellar backgrounds but claim to be of equal standing to these graduates.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The fact that you’re even bothered by this lmao

Ofc I’m bothered. I’m assuming you are one of those trainees doing ops but omit trainee, SUPER or SGUT entirely in your title (on linkedin/resume).

SUPER trainees and Graduate Trainees are different. Not just in title, but pay, progression and quite frankly breed. Barriers to entry for SUPER so low still want step IB and WM.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Ofc I’m bothered. I’m assuming you are one of those trainees doing ops but omit trainee, SUPER or SGUT entirely in your title (on linkedin/resume).

SUPER trainees and Graduate Trainees are different. Not just in title, but pay, progression and quite frankly breed. Barriers to entry for SUPER so low still want step IB and WM.

Ignore them. You do your best and let them do what they want. If you're good then you're good. Title on your LinkedIn don't mean ****.

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Ubs super trainees? More like super waste time