Hello -
I spoke with a recruiter recently who asked me to prepare a deal sheet for a prospective position. Is that an overview of all transactions that you've worked on, or an in depth analysis of one deal? If someone could provide a link to an example, that would be great! Thanks.
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It’s a quick summary of all of the transactions you were involved with. What was the deal? When was it? What did you personally do?
Thanks!
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