bit much bro, but I know how you feel. probably as you actually begin recruiting and realize that resume is not all that important once you get through the initial screening process, you'll find yourself looking at it less and less
I dream about studying and getting asked questions about financial statements, EBITDA and DCF's. Yes, I am going crazy, but I have no desirable job offers yet so it's ok. And I also look at my resume several times a day.
I have a two inch stack of paper under my desk that I now use a scrap paper -- the paper is from printing out my resume and cover letters and proofing them over and over for 2.5 months while I was going through the process.
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I go through phases of looking at it regularly (more than three times per day--- almost constantly), but then a few weeks will pass when I don't feel I need to. I think the phases are correlated to a number of factors, but probably most significant is that when I've been getting laid more regularly I feel less of a need to look at it and make myself feel good about being better than 99% of other people.
When I'm feeling burned out I like to take it out and feel the prestige of working in PE after graduating from Ivy League school just leap off of the page and wash over me in an awesome wave of relief and satisfaction.
I post them up all over my room so I can study them like a detective looking for leads on a cold case.
I have them posted on my wall too! Though, I have them arranged in a collage that, when viewed from afar, depicts me bending the earth over a chair and railing her from behind.
This lets me know that I am always "in charge".
Regards
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i read it 4 times a day and also go through it numerous times in my sleep
bit much bro, but I know how you feel. probably as you actually begin recruiting and realize that resume is not all that important once you get through the initial screening process, you'll find yourself looking at it less and less
I dream about studying and getting asked questions about financial statements, EBITDA and DCF's. Yes, I am going crazy, but I have no desirable job offers yet so it's ok. And I also look at my resume several times a day.
i wrap it around a koozie, cut a hole in the bottom, lube that thing up, and go to town.
I have a two inch stack of paper under my desk that I now use a scrap paper -- the paper is from printing out my resume and cover letters and proofing them over and over for 2.5 months while I was going through the process.
I feel much better now.
I go through phases of looking at it regularly (more than three times per day--- almost constantly), but then a few weeks will pass when I don't feel I need to. I think the phases are correlated to a number of factors, but probably most significant is that when I've been getting laid more regularly I feel less of a need to look at it and make myself feel good about being better than 99% of other people.
When I'm feeling burned out I like to take it out and feel the prestige of working in PE after graduating from Ivy League school just leap off of the page and wash over me in an awesome wave of relief and satisfaction.
I post them up all over my room so I can study them like a detective looking for leads on a cold case.
I have them posted on my wall too! Though, I have them arranged in a collage that, when viewed from afar, depicts me bending the earth over a chair and railing her from behind.
This lets me know that I am always "in charge".
Regards
Voluptas reprehenderit quae ratione nihil. Dolorum odio et fugiat aut quasi iusto quisquam laborum.
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