Should you always say you led the team?
On your resume, when talking about team projects, should you always call yourself the team leader?
Seems like thats what everyone does on here
On your resume, when talking about team projects, should you always call yourself the team leader?
Seems like thats what everyone does on here
| +152 | ONLY THESE BANKS OR YOU STRUCK OUT | 39 | 1h |
| +122 | Why UBS Is the Worst Place to Start Your IB Career | 13 | 1h |
| +113 | IB Energy Drink Tier List / Ranking | 74 | 48m |
| +61 | Firm Thinks I'm Lying About Offer | 20 | 51m |
| +54 | Indiana University Fraternity Pipelines | 33 | 2h |
| +39 | Stay at Weak Dealflow Team or Lateral? | 12 | 1d |
| +36 | Rogo AI | 15 | 41m |
| +36 | Elite Boutique interview questions | 8 | 1d |
| +34 | Suspended for a Year | 11 | 16h |
| +23 | 1st Half 2026 (1H26) RX IB & RX Co. Rankings | 14 | 2d |
Career Resources
Usually theres no structured 'leader' position so yeah why not
You don't have to have a title to lead...
I'm not saying you do, all I'm saying is, the interviewer wasn't in the group with you, and chances are he doesnt know anyone in that group either. You can say you were the team leader or the team slacker and he can't prove it either way. Not saying its 100% ethical either, but people say it and get away with it.
Velit pariatur minus deserunt dolorem et ad minima. Impedit numquam animi dolores amet sed a. Voluptatum incidunt suscipit qui odio est. Quam molestias cum est aut aut eum ut.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...