What would you do given this resume?

Asking where you see this resume best fitting; I'm currently a senior at a top 50 undergraduate business school, means nothing but so you know where I stand. I'm attempting to narrow down my scope for what type of roles to apply to, any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

4 Comments
 
  1. Work Experience should be above leadership experience. (Alternatively you could make this one section)
  2. Remove "technical skills". Everyone knows how to use Microsoft products.
  3. You just started as analyst for your school's undergrad portfolio in September. There shouldn't be more than 2-3 bullet points at most. Bullet points should be things you did.
  4. All bullet points should be consistent and start with a verb. Analyzed, Conducted, Organized, etc
  5. Bullet points should be consistent (ex: caddy job)
  6. Combine caddy job with driving range attendant

You need to do a better job at selling your experiences.

 

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