Would YOU interview for this intense city job? | Industry - BBC

The series feels kinda unenjoyable, but the music is really interesting.

“Mediocrity is hidden by private tutors”

immediately cuts to Yasmin 😂

" Can you tell me a joke"?
Me: Telling the most offensive judge based on the interviewers skin color or nationality.

Amazing show that got me to think in the lockdown. Thanks for that!!

Also, everyone bitching about these interviews being unpleasant is proof people are dumb. You are seeing literally ten second clips from each interview, which are for all you know the meanest ten seconds while the other ten minutes or thirty minutes of interview that would really happen could for all we know have been perfectly innocuous.

Traders Trade. Love it. Not into the after-hour extra but love the show

The guy from rush hour is such a good actor I have noticed him in soooo many roles

Never seen a black woman in investment banking.

Woke .....downfall of empire

Don't watch this with family, lots of awkward scenes here

I like this show ❤

idk why Eric is my favorite character.

it's not the bbc unless they take a swipe at Jesus

great show, too much binghamton slander!

IB interviews are mixed. Some folks are nice, others not so much. Still all challenging

fantastic tv series with a lot of fantastic actors

Investment Banking interviews can be challenging and scary, but from my experience, interviewers tend to be much nicer.

At the end of the day, top candidates get offers from more than one place, and very often their decision will be based on how please and how well they connected with interviewers.

I'm confused...is this show about traders or bankers?

Interesting series I learnt how gauche I have been.

Best series in 2020

Makes me want to Interview here just to see how id do....test thyself among fellow lunatics.

I love this kind of jobs

This programme looks awful. The description sounds awful too. For that reason, I'm out.

Background song is 'Industry' by Nathan Micay.

Not a social distancing tag in sight.
Oh the good old days.

Gross. Toxic attitudes abound.

Good program to attract talent after Brexit...or to eat the extra fish.

What is this crap?

The interview bit wasn't believable from my experiences, but the thing where they made fun of the guy's suit is something I've seen loads of times

What farm is this?

Which series is this ?? Plz

I can hear her humming
♪ I work hard for the money? ♪ So hard for the money ♪ ♪ Oh, I something-something money ♪ ♪ Come on give me lots of honey ♪"

Welcome to modernity, a place where you work countless hours 5 days a week at an office setting for the remaining days of your existence until you die and then society forgets who you are. How absurd to find meaning in a meaningless world.

yeah, interviewers for trading roles are much nicer in reality, we're not in the 00s or even the 80s anymore..

What’s the music in the background called?

I can assure you 100% in the real world, interviewers are much nicer and this is dramatic fantasy.

Clearly produced by people who have never had a job out of the bbc nevermind the city.

Loved this show. Robert was by far the most interesting of the characters.

I wonder who wrote the film score

The asian guy was the spikey mutant in X-men the last stand

The series is absolutely brilliant.

Whats the tune at 1.40 onwards

If you want to be a trader, why not just trade for yourself? It's 2020, not the 80s.

I've recently come across a new video with David Jonsson who plays Gus. He discusses all thing Industry and how Alan Rickman helped him gain a scholarship. You can check it out here: @

I hate Humanity.

This looks dire. The Thatcher joke is decades old, and the rest is similarly bland and uninspired. As for "tell me a joke" - nobody would dare ask that these days.

How insipid... A drama about a bunch of smart kids who aspire to be losers. Can you imagine that happening in real life? What a waste of that IQ, of that potential 😔

Doesn't seem like the interview for traders.

Ooh, I got accepted to SUNY Binghamton. But I went to NYU instead