Hey Everyone,
I'm redoing my resume to apply to consulting firms in Denver and Houston. I'd appreciate all the advice and criticisms you are willing to share. I'm specifically wondering:
1. Should I put on my SAT and GRE (SAT is ___ math ___ verbal and GRE is ___ percentile math, ___ verbal).
2. Should I put on relevant coursework (I have almost a major's worth of business courses and I did a thesis on modeling ______)
3. Should I highlight my leadership experiences in a bigger way than they are in the activities section currently?
4. Should I change the actual names of my intern position to something more consulting-related ie: ____ Analysis Intern to _____ Improvement Intern?
4. I have a lot of other work experience, from part time jobs at restaurants (where I trained new employees and managed kitchens) to tutoring students all throughout college to grassroots political work, should I put any of these on?
Thank you.
Edits: made more anonymous
Responses: 1) Yes 2) Yes 3) Yes, create a separate 'leadership experience' section 4) Yes 5) Don't put these on if they're not relevant/don't show an interest (all of your ones could seem to have a relevant 'spin' added to them - ie. your restaurant work shows leadership and grassroots political work shows an interest etc).
General: 1) Strong CV, not much I'd change. 2) Put your 1st and 2nd 'professional experiences' under the same main heading, do sub-headings for the different positions
Great thanks Mutt,
I was wondering how I put 2 summer positions under 1 heading format-wise, do I do the position 3 bullets then another position 3 bullets?
My only concern is that I'd have to really reformat to list the leadership in a seperate section or drop off some of the education and job things. If it's worth it though I'll do it.
I accomplished this by just leaving out the company name and formatting it just like the previous postion: http://www.razume.com/documents/31698
nice, that's a perfect example. thank you.
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