REPE resume - how detailed should it be?
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One of my friends at MSREI recommended having a standard resume, then another document "Selected Transaction Experience" or something along those lines. Basically have your resume but have the experience sheet outlining a few deals you worked on as a separate page during interviews. seems to be the best way to have an easy to follow resume + be able to reference deals you worked on
Yes. You need the details. You’re trying to sell yourself, I don’t understand why you’re withholding information about the “product” to the buyer? It can only help to provide transaction details, if done right.
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I'd personally use the IB to PE template from M-I if you're trying to move into a buyside role . I moved from a sell side to buy side in RE and had good responses from my resume submissions / applications. It's a good way to show in concrete detail that your skills are transferable and match the requirements of the job description.
Resume Question - RE PE (Originally Posted: 11/28/2011)
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Yes. Anything relevant to finance, include. These questions . . .
i was just slightly concerned because its REPE, not IB. I don't want to give people an impression that I am not focused enough? So what if interviewers asked me "are you interested in REPE too?", then I would completely be speechless.
It is a winternship. It is not defining. Yes, when you accept a role in real estate IBD after graduating, you're pigeonholing yourself a bit. You have two internships and need to demonstrate some interest in finance. Taking something 1 month that isn't precisely where you want to be long-term but that's closer than what you've had in the past can only help you.
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