Please Comment on my IB resume!!

I will be applying for IB SA positions this fall/winter, and was wondering if you guys could give some feedback. Also, i am a transfer student, so feel free to comment on my top section of this resume as it is different than others, considering I wont have a GPA going into recruiting. Let me know what you think

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Thanks guys, I appreciate it. Funny cause most people that review my resume have said the same thing about one school not being bolded. I guess I will just bold both of them to keep it consistent. I think its pretty obvious I am a transfer student

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Not bad but I only read it because I love healthcare and saw the word healthcare on your CV.

The problem is you need your formatting and content to work together- you've followed the traditional templates well but unfortunately the traditional templates pretty much suck because they attempt a 1-size-fits-all solution to CVs.

an analyst covering energy or lev-fin would be very uninterested in your CV because you don't direct the readers attention at all. Yes you want to brag and get every detail in, but most of us are too lazy to read each bullet to the end. You need to seduce the reader into giving you the benefit of the doubt. You need to give him something fresh or exciting so you'll stand out to him. You need a hook. every word should hard sell your candidacy.

It reads like a little kid rambling on about their achievements. Cute. But at least you wrote everything down. Now you need to focus the message. Find your strongest selling points and make EVERYTHING direct attention to them! You can't afford a reader to read the weaker points first.

Consistency will help you, cleverly using bolds and italics will help as well. remember people read left to right, top to bottom. Use catch phrases and name drop without looking desperate.

 
couchy

Not bad but I only read it because I love healthcare and saw the word healthcare on your CV.

The problem is you need your formatting and content to work together- you've followed the traditional templates well but unfortunately the traditional templates pretty much suck because they attempt a 1-size-fits-all solution to CVs.

an analyst covering energy or lev-fin would be very uninterested in your CV because you don't direct the readers attention at all. Yes you want to brag and get every detail in, but most of us are too lazy to read each bullet to the end. You need to seduce the reader into giving you the benefit of the doubt. You need to give him something fresh or exciting so you'll stand out to him. You need a hook. every word should hard sell your candidacy.

It reads like a little kid rambling on about their achievements. Cute. But at least you wrote everything down. Now you need to focus the message. Find your strongest selling points and make EVERYTHING direct attention to them! You can't afford a reader to read the weaker points first.

Consistency will help you, cleverly using bolds and italics will help as well. remember people read left to right, top to bottom. Use catch phrases and name drop without looking desperate.

Words of wisdom, but I'm not exactly sure how you're supposed to implement catch phrases and namedrop.

 

Fordham is not a semi-target, stop kidding yourself.

If you're going to post your resume every week all summer, maybe you should consider just paying for the review service.

 
TechBanker82

Fordham is not a semi-target, stop kidding yourself.

If you're going to post your resume every week all summer, maybe you should consider just paying for the review service.

I just interned for 12 weeks doing 75 hours a week completely unpaid, while living in NYC. I am making no money, and I am trying my best to make it next year so Financial restraints aren't a problem... I cant afford the resume review service right now, blow me.

"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." - Benjamin Franklin
 

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