Starting bullets with a verb
Hi,
I am about to submit a resume right now, just have a question. Is it OK if one bullet does not start with a verb?
They look like this:
$___ million power sector project finance deal:
o Built DCF and financial statements model used to assess viability of purchase, operation and
maintenance of coal-fired power plant for rental term of 60 months
o Assisted in examination of key assumptions through review of proposed off-take agreements,
feasibility studies, etc.
o Initial analysis showed cash flows generated by plant would sustain high debt level and yield
positive return to equity holders; project ultimately did not close due to credit market conditions
IMO, it is perfect.
Starting with verbs works perfectly fine.
You should remove the 3rd bullet point by combining it with one of the other 2, or a combination thereof. For example, you built the DCF model which did X, Y and Z, ultimately supporting 3rd bullet point findings. Also, you can put the 2nd half of the 3rd bullet point in your heading - XXX million PF deal; pulled put of market by sponsor due to nonviable credit pricing terms (or something like that). Good luck.
Thanks a lot
EDIT: Sorry for the double post, didn't realize I can't delete this one
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