I'd like to start applying for analyst roles within the Wealth/Asset Management, and would appreciate any advice anyone can give me on improving my resume.
Tear it to pieces. Thanks for the help.
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I would suggest moving your education up to the top
Thanks for the look. I guess the "xxx" cover-ups make this unclear, but chronologically, graduating from college occurred longer ago than my work experience. Would you suggest moving that section up to the top, regardless?
In my opinion, I would move the education to the top just because it's standard and what I've always been told. If you can, I'd add a very small section for your interests. Provides a talking point
I've been out of college for 3-4 years now; it's what the hiring manager would probably be least interested in.
I have the CFA stuff first because it's probably most relevant.
Work experience (in chronological order) following that because it's probably going to be what I talk about/get asked about most.
Education last because it really doesn't matter to much at this point in my career. Maybe I'd put it up top if I went to harvard or MIT, but I didn't, so I'm probably going to leave that at the bottom.
Any feedback on the work experience section would be helpful.
Thanks
Space for your work experience -- it's giving me anxiety. Are you able to narrow down some of those bullet points?
i love the titles of these posts
"please [harsh verb] the [crude noun] out of my (crappy) resume"
also OP, in case you've never seen it: http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/investment-banking-resume-template
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