Help reviewing FY Analyst Resume after 8 months on the Job...

Been working for the last few months at a tiny boutique. I've really enjoyed it thus far, but I feel like I need to move to wall street in order to ensure a successful long-term finance career.

I figured uploading this couldn't hurt. Feel free to absolutely tear it apart. Also, I wanted to say that I was the only junior banker (analyst/associate) on the majority of the deals I've worked on over the last 8 months. How can I include this on the resume without seeming pompous?

Thanks in advance.

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The responsibilities line could flow better, it's just trying to accomplish too much at once. There are also some careless mistakes:

"preforming"; hyphen instead of dash on first date

"undertaken prior to undertaking" - convoluted and confusing

"buy side clients" is redundant

refrain from going into detail that will not be appreciated, i.e. "broadloom products"

"significant growth in corporate store growth" - ?

Diversified Apparel Company - make "Company's"; same line - insert space before dash

"Organized and maintained data room" - delete, no value added with this comment

"Large Apparel Holing" - ?

I'm not sure this presents your experience in a particularly compelling way. Sounds like you did the work of an average analyst with an average amount of skill. More of your statements need to be results-driven (as the lines ending with "in order to" are).

Here is what I mean: › Completed in-depth analysis of the carpet industry to evaluate the ROI and pay-back periods of projects related to expanding broadloom products and developing in-house carpet tile manufacturing capabilities

...so what? You analyzed the ROI. I mean, good work and all, but in order to move to the next level you need a big picture view and an appreciation for the entire project and its significance. That's the difficult part of finance. A lot of people know how to model, but driving revenue requires qualitative understanding, and the resume does not convey that you have it.

Hope that helps

 

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