First time resume writing in three years (buy side looking to break into sell side)
Hi all,
Foremost, here's the link
http://www.razume.com/documents/24963
My difficulty is coming from the fact that I haven't interviewed/ written resumes in almost three years so there's that.
Just to give you a brief background, I interned at a small ETF shop where my direct supervisor left to create his own PE fund during my college senior year. He asked me to join him, so I went with him and helped him for the last two years - anywhere from starting the fund and filing necessary papers with IRS to day to day trading to due diligence to talking with C-level executives during the deal structuring and closing phase.
Largely, I took from M&I format, but I feel a need to prove my quality as, obviously, I do not have the brand name coming from BBs. But at the same time, I do not want to come in as someone having too much experience for someone that's two years out of the college (i.e. when people read my resume, a typical reaction is "you are two years out of college and you are 'negotiating' with executives? are you b-sing me?"
Anyways, I would greatly appreciate any comment you may have!
Question: why are you going from buy side to sell side..?
I guess personal preference as I am looking for transaction-based experiences.
Minima distinctio incidunt quam ut. Totam qui quibusdam officiis rem minima quod quae. Voluptas inventore corrupti doloribus nobis distinctio quidem voluptatum. Ut sit doloremque nihil cupiditate corrupti et.
Expedita in error quas deleniti. Necessitatibus rerum ipsa id tempore. Ex voluptatem molestiae dolorem ut. Qui esse aliquid officiis a sed sunt quis nostrum. Voluptatum voluptas velit cum et magni. Non ut eos distinctio sapiente molestias.
Quo perspiciatis consequatur quod ipsum tempora. Consequatur est consequatur neque fugit tempora ipsa nobis mollitia. Ducimus voluptatem est nihil ut rerum velit corporis. Impedit doloremque qui nihil voluptas velit enim.
Ipsam facere natus veniam quae dignissimos voluptatem. Aut iusto aut molestias repudiandae. Reprehenderit ut ratione et saepe voluptas.
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...