Roast My Resume for REPE
Let me know what you all think of my resume. Trying to make the switch from lender to equity so want to know, 1) is my current resume good enough for some looks? Or do I need another "skipping stone" role? and 2) what should I include/take out to stand out to REPE firms/headhunters? The resume is heavily edited for anonymity.
Will also mention I applied for NYU MSRE for Spring/Summer 2021 and am considering doing that FT if I can't land anything solid before.
Thank you all
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I like your resume. Wish you had more hard numbers to quantify your experience. e.g. at JLL/NKF/CBRE portfolio of $XX million.
One more thing, you're 10.5 font can be a little small for some older people. I'm not there yet, but 11 font may be better.
Fuck them!
Should I include $$ amounts for the portfolio? We essentially re-underwrote deals if they were a refinance, usually in the $10MM-$100MM range.
yes, absolutely
So, was the appraisal internship and job at the same firm? If so, you should consolidate these and simplify, you are using a lot of real estate for a job you are not seeking. This should be shortened even if at different firms.
What you should add is a fair question, increasing size and formatting is probably good idea. I personally like "professional summary" sections, but not sure how they look for analysts, but I still like to see a quick summary paragraph to let me know who you are, what you have done, and what you can do.
The internship and job were not at the same firm. I usually don't have my internship listed anymore, but recently a recruiter edited my resume and took away my mini "core abilities" section at the top, so there was blank space and wanted to fill it in with something relevant.
I think the core abilities section is more relevant to someone viewing a resume for first time screening, it's also a great place to load keywords for the automated scanners that are reading these things. You should leave the internship (since at a different frim) so you get the time/date credit for it but probably just keep it to one, one-line bullet point.
Your resume so fat it climbed into my bed for a one night stand and my memory foam mattress said "ima forget about this one playa!".
I think you should be ready to answer why you are moving after working at a debt fund for a year
I'm not really moving yet, just open to the right opportunity and also wanna get a good resume for REPE recruiting next year. I plan on (for now) staying at my firm until next spring/summer since it lines up with going FT grad school (summer 2021) so I can finish/start working FT again earlier... Just want to be as competitive as possible before grad school so I can have a presentable resume to send to alums/connections while attending.
However, there are reasons specific to my firm as to why I am open to new work. Hasn't been pretty lately and doesn't look like it will get better.
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