Top B-School Resume Books

lifeofpurpose:

i have wharton's for i think 2008 or 2009 (1year and 2 year)... i will exchange them for a Booth, Harvard or stanford CV book (or other top school, depends)

Why don't you just post them and help everyone out?

[quote=differentperson56]Ask and you shall receive. Here is Princeton's MSF resume book:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/36757939/Sample-Resume[/quote] thanks!

Anthony .:

This is all cool to look at, but can I ask what the point it?

few reasons for me:

Look at candidate quality to see how one would stack up esp during admissions. Find some nice action verbs to use on own resume Check out formatting

Jorgé:

Here's IMD's, if anyone's interested in it. http://www.scribd.com/doc/36759188/IMD-class

Anthony .:

This is all cool to look at, but can I ask what the point it?

Well, some use it to get resume formats or whatever but I use it to compare myself with those admitted, see if I need to beef up my resume some more or if it's good enough for the school.

I must say IMD has the ugliest MBA students of all time.

[quote=Guest1655]Must be all the inbreeding within European royals.

Seriously WTF?

http://i56.tinypic.com/2ytu3nk.jpg[/quote]

did you photoshop that pic?

EDIT: I checked the CV book and god you didnt photoship those pix... they are damn ugly

[quote=Guest1655]Must be all the inbreeding within European royals.

Seriously WTF?

http://i56.tinypic.com/2ytu3nk.jpg[/quote]

That school's photography studio must be located in the 'hall of mirrors' at a carnival or something. WTF?!?!?

Regards

Guest1655:

Ok ladies.. I just found the mother-lode. 145 resume Wharton 2010 book (non real estate).

Someone PLEASE post the HBS/CBS/Standford etc...

Or message me for a trade.

mmmm 145 resume book? it should be more like 800 per year (1st and 2nd year)

and the other ones people posted are just for PE... arent there any full CV books?

Guest1655:

Bump .. someone must have those HBS,GSB,CBS,BOOTH books

i agree

arbitRAGE.:

^I'll ask my cousin.

Thank you, sir. That's my top choice, so seeing some backgrounds will be interesting and helpful. Strong healthcare/biotech + PE program.

<span class=keyword_link><a href=/resources/skills/trading-investing/arbitrage target=_blank>ArbitRAGE</a></span>.:

^I'll ask my cousin.

derivstrading:

Does anyone have the Princeton MFin one posted above, the link does not work anymore

beta26:

http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/students/gres/Challenge/ResumeBook2006.pdf

The mccombs link includes CVs from various schools: Berkeley, Haas School of Business Chicago Graduate School of Business Columbia Business School Cornell University, Program in Real Estate The Darden School, University of Virginia Duke University Harvard Business School Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern Michigan Business School NYU Stern School of Business Stanford Graduate School of Business Texas, McCombs School of Business UCLA Anderson School of Management UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School University of Southern California Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

BankersBall has the info on all of these - http://www.bankersball.com/2008/02/04/private-equity-resumes/

It was posted before, but here is the link again:

http://www.whartoncharlotte.com/article.html?aid=104

This dick is responsible for all this mess.

For all the people who say no one person is responsible for the financial crisis, its a multitude of institutions and enablers... I say to you NO.

This d-bag's career consisted of undermining the US and Global financial markets.

http://www.bankersball.com/pub/wp-content/uploads/openresume15.pdf

First he worked at a REIT, over-paying for Real Estate.

Then he worked at North Fork bank originating mortgages to unqualified borrowers.

Then he worked at DB as a mortgage loan analyst (read: finnancial anarchist)

Then this fucker worked at Morgan Stanley securitizing mortgage pools.

Not only is his resume a who's who of financial meltdown contributors, but he's the fucking jack of all trades and MVP. This isnt a resume, its an indictment. Lets jail this fucker and move on with the so-called financial crisis. I bet he's got an Jumbo on townhouse in downtown Charlotte.

i wonder how long before WSO has to take this post down too.

The world has changed. And we must change with it.

i am a first year at a top 20 school and i like these resumes a lot. my guess is that the students trimmed down some of the unnecessary extras before they submitted them for the PE book, since I notice that many of the resumes will exclusively list the PE/VC club instead of a plethora of clubs.

at my school we have to select one of four templates to use. this ensures consistency, which makes it easy for recruiters to find certain information on everyone's resume. my resume lists "skills" (such as Leadership, Financial Modeling, etc) since I am a career switcher.

the resume is incredibly important to getting a first round interview. literally everything has to be PERFECT. especially for banking, where you'll be rejected because of the stupidest inconsistency such as using the date format 5/09 in one area and 5-09 somewhere else.

There's no such thing as "stupid" inconsistencies. Say that to your interviewer... see how far that gets you.

Sorry to bump such an old thread --- Anyone have some updated free resume books? Current ECM analyst looking to make an eventual move into S&T.

i have an older wharton one, rice and uva. found them all on google. give me a shout if u want them. if anyone has any others holla

Wharton Real Estate: http://realestate.wharton.upenn.edu/resumebook/book/?book=1

I am slowing getting HBS resumes in my email from this year class.. pretty interesting mix... some are strong and others seem to try really hard to stand out