Hi, i'm currently a buy-side associate at a credit fund and my experience has included direct lending, asset-backed lending, secondary purchases, preferred equity, etc. In my 2+ years I have closed over 15 transactions, so I was wondering how many I should actually include on my resume? Is it work listing them out in bullets to show the diversity of transactions or instead highlighting 3 or 4 with some bullets?
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I wouldn't put all of them have a selected transaction section and highlight the ones that you know best/ the most relevant ones, you can also briefly say worked on over 15 transactions including blablabla
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