Rip my CV to pieces - Looking for FT Analyst position in London for 2018
Hey,
I'll be applying to FT analyst positions (AM/IM mostly) at BB's in London. I didn't get into any SA programs at BB's in London this summer. I did get first round interviews with two, but got rejected; same with an Assessment Centre I had with the BB I did the Spring Week with.
I welcome any criticism/comment/tip you may have so that same thing doesn't happen when I apply for a FT role.
PD: I've tried to keep it as anonymous as possible so bare that in mind.
PPD: Some formatting might look strange but it's fine on my original CV.
Thx
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Bump (sorry not sorry)
Only had a quick glance, good CV / easy to read
IMO I would make these changes
Let me know what you think / I will post my own after anonymising it on here as well
Thanks a lot for taking the time.
I have to think of a word to use instead of "Advanced" - I'd appreciate any synonyms or words you use. I'll be more specific in the M&A internship and the fintech stuff. I have cities on my original CV, I just let them out when anonymising it. And thanks for the last phrase fix too.
I'll check yours once you post it!
Glad I was able to help. It depends on how comfortable you are with them, honesty really is the best policy - perhaps try saying 'Previous experience working with Bloomberg and Cap IQ'
I sent you mv cv as a pm as I can't seem to attach it here - I'm applying to Treasury as well as Credit risk roles
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