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- Career Field
- Consulting Finance Hedge Funds
- Location
- New York, NY
- School
- George Washington University
- Major
- Finance
- Groups
- Other
Keep the date consistent. It will help with the format flow. Consider "2002-2006" instead for all date formats.
I dont feel this section adds much to your resume at this stage. if you do keep it, consider dropping less relevant courses.
I personally think you should save this for the interviews. It makes your resume look more professional overall.
Great work with your descriptions. I suggest quantifying your experience more if youd like. Its highly important for finance/consulting jobs.
More numbers to describe your experience. They stand out better for recruiters in finance/consulting.
Consider removing this item as well, again great for interviews.
Change to "Work Experience"
Try keeping your dates consistent throughout the document...ie Jan 05 - Sept 06
Move education underneath work experience. And while your GPA is impressive, one decimal is more than sufficient - 3.7.
remove the colon. it does nothing for you.
In finance, attention to detail is by far and away the most important thing. As is consistency.I would remove all of the punctuation from this work experiene, as there isnt any in the rest of your resume.
Change heading to "Work Experience"
Nicely worded!
Save that comment for the interview. Doesnt add much to the written resume.
Unless you are actively managing your own portfolio, I would remove this.You can talk about your interest in the equity markets in the interview... as that will come up if you are interviewing at a hedge fund.
Gained first hand exposure to the financial and economic environment in China by:
Visiting
Attending
Attending
remove class of if your graduation date is may 2006, just list may 2006 or even 2006.
remove position, place position first. i.e. Analyst - Consulting and M&A Services
spell out top-five
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remove portfolio management, keep professional interests separate.
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Duhau, everyone can see you have a great resume. I have a few suggestions for you, which you can find highlighted. Be sure to request reviews from others in management consulting to get the best possible feedback before applying. Best of luck and keep us informed!
move your EDU to the bottom of your resume
Great point, move Education down now that you've graduated. Also change "experience" to "Work Experience". Best of luck.
I like it. Great base resume, but a few suggestions to make it more polished. If you are looking for a NY hedge fund experience, reach out to your networks.
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A few formatting notes; see picture. Also do not capitalize course titles, and narrow the list of course titles to a select few of most interest to you and relevant to the position. Are your interests in motocross, karate, soccer, etc relevant to the position... if not, then don't include them.
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