I've been really naive about what it takes to break into consulting in the past, and been disappointed the last two summers. I recently re-did my resume as part of my strategy to get a full-time position, along with trying to step up my networking.
My current position has almost zero quant involved, so I'm trying to figure out ways to spin what I do to sound applicable to anything but what I do now.
Be harsh.
Thanks a lot for the advice. Any others? Second draft posted.
Should I list MS Office, or is that too obvious? Should I break out my GMAT into Q and V?
http://www.razume.com/documents/11100
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