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Why would you risk? I'd say go for networking, and do not revamp your resume. Chances are your resume do stand out and then goes viral, a thing you would not want to happen.

Stick with the standard resume design and have your resume passed along by bankers or just make sure they vouch for you.

 

The best way to stand out on a resume beyond good work experience is the interests section. If you have any cool hobbies, know a lot about a particular topic, or just general knowledge of something put it on there. Great conversation topic too. If you have "running, reading, travel" that's a huge waste of space. I think the IU Kelley IBW resumes do a great job of having a range of interests prominently displayed, go look at those for some interesting examples.

Other than that, your resume should be in a typical format, colors, etc. Banking is not an industry that applauds creativity.

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It does. As dumb as that may sound people will assume you don't know what you are doing if your resume looks different. That's what I have been told and my black and white gem has been working for me just fine.

 

You would expect people to like a little change but I guess not. Finance and tech are super different but in tech they encourage that. All my friends r in tech so their advice always clashes with what I hear. Thanks!

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