Realize this is kind of last minute, but really wanting to break into energy investment banking in Houston.
Are there any quick things I can do to put on my resume that would make a difference for recruiting? I realize that it's kind of paradoxical but my resume doesn't scream IB and would appreciate any help.
Doesn't have to be energy specific.
Thanks :)
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