Hi everybody,
Recently I have been attempting to find a field where I could apply my quantitative skills and thought trading might be a viable option.
If possible could you both: 1. give me tips on how to make my resume more geared towards trading. 2. If you think it's too difficult for me to get a trading interview, point me in the direction of other jobs in the business world with a lot of math involved. (outside of actuaries).
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Joseph, hate to break it to you, but BC's not a target school. I wouldn't even consider it a semi target.
the resume looks good though.
dipset, what are the semi targets?
Sorry, I thought "target" meant that firms target specific schools to come to campus to recruit.
What does it mean?
resumes good--
but relevant work experience is seriously lacking---
1) In order to be considered you need some sort of financial experience, try to contact firms in the Boston area (BB PWM shops, boutique trading firms, PE shops anything relevant to high finance)
CV things:
instead of School Tuition write School tuition, just looks weird with both capitalized
under vol exp the lets get ready, your first bullet point is in present tense, should be in past
Thanks for the help guys! Do you think putting an objective line in my resume will help? it would make my intentions clearer and somewhat compensate for my lack of experience.
too many categories
How would you recommend I reorganize it?
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