Non Target Experienced IB Resume. (Looking for lateral analyst position)

Brief Overview:

I have been at a small boutique in Chicago for the last 7 months and after a while I have realized that I am no longer growing.

So, I am currently reaching out to all MM firms in the area. I am on the map with a lot of solid shops but I want to make sure this thing is perfect before I start shooting it out.

Feel free to rip it up. I am from a non-target have a low GPA so I am trying to leverage my experience as much as possible.

Thanks Guys!

Ps. Sorry for the .doc the PDF wasn't uploading.

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I wouldn't use dashes, I would use commas to separate the role and division. Also are you an intern or an actual analyst? The role would sound much better without "Intern" appended to it.

I see little wrong with this resume, except it could use more details, very vague and general at times.

 
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Take_It_To_The_Bank:

I wouldn't use dashes, I would use commas to separate the role and division. Also are you an intern or an actual analyst? The role would sound much better without "Intern" appended to it.

I see little wrong with this resume, except it could use more details, very vague and general at times.

Honestly, I basically serve as the firms only analyst. I am always referred to as the firms analyst etc. But initially i was brought on as an "unpaid intern". The least they could give me is a title bump without the raise right? Since it is a boutique that is super small with the inconsistent deal-flow it has been a part time gig.

I don't think that if my MD ever got called as a referral he would ever say "no" Jonny Boy was a intern. He often mentions how much I am getting out of this experience by getting "analyst" work. The term is loosely used. Think I should change it if possible? I think they would have my bad if I ever said it was "paid" but I am not trying to get too tangled.

Any suggestions?

 

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