I'm currently in a position that I really like. The location is ideal and I am happy with my coworkers. I really enjoy what I do. Hours are awesome too. I feel like I'm on vacation compared to what I had been doing(20ish units, work, internship, club activities).
I still want to keep my options open. IB in the tech sector or consulting (MBB or similar) are ideal alternatives.
I skimmed the CV and i saw a few grammatical errors, try to have at least 2 bullet points for each job. You also have too much space, at least fill the entire page!
Read over "9000 articles". C'mon you got to be kidding me.
You counted your articles bro? Creepy shit.
"gained 50 lbs"?
(facepalm)
you gotta be a great bodybuilder...
Where did you get last 3 from?
well, that is good for you, 100lbs is extremely low... even 160, but if its proportional with your height... nway, good job, but i wouldnt put that on resume
it is irrelevant to bodybuilding and even more so to resume
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