You guys including a deal sheet with your resume?
Prepping one right now. Is it better to have a “notable transactions” section under my current job on the resume with like 3-4 bullets of individual transactions OR keep my resume as is, and a second page of just deals, filling the whole page
Curious on thoughts
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's what you need to know:
Including a deal sheet can be a great addition, especially if you're targeting roles in Private Equity or Investment Banking where deal experience is highly valued. Here's how you can approach it:
Resume with a "Notable Transactions" Section:
Separate Deal Sheet:
Which Option to Choose?:
Remember, whether you include deals on your resume or a separate sheet, be prepared to discuss them in detail during interviews. Interviewers often ask questions like, "What did you think about that deal?" or "Would you have done anything differently?" So, know the specifics, challenges, and outcomes of each deal you list.
Sources: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/breaking-into-private-equity-from-banking?customgpt=1, Breaking into Private Equity from Banking, Deal experience on resume?, Case Competition on Resume, Q&A: Former MBB Consultant
curious as well
Wish someone replied but the bot answer isn’t bad. I’ll go with incorporating in my main resume
thought this was for summer recruiting and i fell to my knees
distraught asf
Unless you are an MD keep it to one page. Highlight 2-3 most important deals and you can use the rest as "tell me about a time when" talking points.
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