My friend and I will be applying for Investment banking spring weeks later this year and we have been debating whether putting these two experiences on our investment banking CV would be relevant.
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honestly, just put it on, what else are you going to put there anyway? it's spring...
I put an online personal training business I started during peak COVID on my CV, in addition to my PWM internships. Might not have been a good move, but it was all I had, and I still managed to land a seat. It all comes down to how you spin it.
You’re applying for an insight event, not a job. Your experience doesn’t need to be relevant.
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