93. How to Rock Your Resume in 8 Simple Steps

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Today, we are sharing the MOST IMPORTANT tips for crafting a finance resume.
We get it --- no one enjoys writing a resume. But we are taking the guesswork out of the process. We are clearing up common misconceptions and teaching you EXACTLY what your interviewers are looking for when it comes to this piece of the application process.
Learn to control the narrative, maximize the impact of your accomplishments, and weave connections between your experiences in a way that makes you an outstanding candidate. Get the inside track on how resumes are actually reviewed at banks. And get the skinny on the common pitfalls you MUST avoid if you want a shot at landing a Wall Street job.
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