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Could it be justified? Yes.

Should you? It doesn´t really make a difference.

What do you think is gonna happen? That they´re gonna be so blown away by your 6-10 weeks of experience that they forget about your non-target education? I would stick to the regular format.

I don't know... Yeah. Almost definitely yes.
 

Not blown away as such, but having transactions / deals experience before applying to the SA program in Australia is almost unheard of and I do need every edge I can get. Unsure how true this is, but I feel like if my non-target is the first thing they see - they have no real inclination to read on. That's all.

Thanks for your reply, fellow colleague...

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If they ding you on the non-target, I think that would have happened regardless of whether you put it first, or last in your resume.

After the work you did in our risk department, I feel confident that you will have plenty of interviews!

I don't know... Yeah. Almost definitely yes.
 

I would hope so Will, but it was mostly an expansion on Eric Dale's work.

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