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Hey guys, I graduated a few years ago and found this site after wanting to change and pursue something in finance. Thanks for providing all this helpful information and insight - really appreciate it.

Please let me know if I can send you my resume for you to review. To clarify, my last job was at a small/unique company so it's hard to keep everything anonymous so it's easier to PM if anyone can help.

Thank yall in advance.

I'm applying for buy/sell-side research analyst role. Please help me! Thanks for your input in advance!!!

razume. com/documents/28983

Hello all,

I've just finished condensing an existing two-page resume into one page. I'd appreciate any comments on it!

Some of my concerns are:

1. First impressions - I've heard that snap judgments are important when people are reviewing hundreds of resumes daily.
2. Foreign schools - I'm unsure how my foreign school education will be perceived.
3. Varied experience - Instead of having 3 bullet points of 3 strong job experiences, I've opted to put a variety of jobs. Considering I haven't done any internships in consulting itself, I'm unsure which are more relevant towards consulting.

razume dot com/documents/28160 (if someone could help me hyperlink it I'd very much appreciate it!)

Thanks in advance!

I am one year out of undergrad and want to break into S&T, preferably at a BB.

Currently, i am on the last leg of an analyst rotational program that could be categorized as "corporate strategy". I talked to my second half rotational group and got a spot on their retail trading desk. I also got my Series 7 and 66 so I have actually been placing trades although I do not have a Bloomberg earmarked to my name. Now as the program ends, I will be placed back into the strategy pipeline again.

So I need advice on how to position my resume in order to capture the eye of trading desks? I did non-financial analytics for the first portion and have been on the trading desk for the last 8 months. Background is Ivy League with a previous SA at BB S&T.

Hey guys, first time posting a thread here, learned a ton reading the forums for ~2 years…I'd appreciate if you could check out my resume to see what changes or improvements I could make. I'm planning to get my CPA and get into M&A banking after graduation. Thanks guys!

http://www.razume.com/documents/26380

Hey, I am looking for some help refining my resume. I think it could use some touching up before I go on a massive employment search.

Here is a summary of me:
- Fresh MBA grad looking for full time employment.
- Engineering background.
- Completed an 8-month work term at a Big 5 Canadian Bank.
- Missed interview season to do an exchange term in Europe. I don’t regret it because I met amazing people over there and had a great time. I keep in touch with people I met over there from all over the world to share our views and ideas on respective local markets.

http://www.razume.com/documents/25567

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

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Hey WSO,

I am beginning to apply to some of the BB summer internship programs in NYC and I would like your take at my resume and whether it will make the cut or at least attract a few glances. My issue with applying to these internships is that I am studying abroad next semester and would like your opinions on what I should do with my resume.

1. What should I place for my address? Because I no longer live in NY I no longer have that address. Should I place my Chinese address, my old NY address or my hometown address?

2. Should I include my study abroad education on my resume despite not having completed it? The format also looks a little funky and I ask because if they do interview me I will have completed part/all of the program.

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Hello all the Monkeys on Wall Street Oasis.

I would appreciate it if anyone had any resume advice. You can see my resume here: http://www.razume.com/documents/19012

For some reason, razume converted it into two pages. As a word document, my resume is one page.

I am primarily interested in investment management, trading, or research. I am paranoid that my decision to take one year off to study Mandarin Chinese in Taiwan is hurting my job search prospects. What are your thoughts on my chances at a BB investment bank, boutique investment management firm, hedge fund, or prop firm? I am open to harsh and honest criticism.

Here is the TLDR of my resume:

Hi everyone,

I am a senior at a LAC non target. My goal is to obtain a Summer Analyst position at BB bank in M&A. Upon graduation, I would like to get into a top 10 JD/MBA joint degree program. I would appreciate as much feedback as possible (link provided below). Thank you very much.

http://www.razume.com/documents/11773