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TOP STORIESTell me what's wrong with my CV (6)1 November 2009I'm a recent graduate currently trying to apply to an analyst graduate programme of a major bank, or find a permanent job with good responsibilities and prospects. Areas I'm interested in are research, finance, or project management. I've had internship and contract-working experience and I am currently working as an analyst (contract) in a major European bank. AWARDS, CERTIFICATES, and CO-CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES
• Awarded Best Trainee during National Service EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science (Honours), Economics & Finance - August 2006 to September 2009
UK University (External Study)
• Awarded First Class Honours
Diploma in Information Technology (Major E-Commerce & Software Engineering) - July 2001 to July 2004
Polytechnic in Singapore RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE
Major European Investment Bank, Singapore – Since August 2009
• Working as an Analyst (Project Team Co-Leader) in Group Operations
Regional Private Bank, Singapore, June to August 2008
• Worked as the only Project Coordinator (Intern) within a cross-functional project using Six-Sigma methodology
Asia Securities Firm, Sinagpore - June to August 2007
• Worked as a Client Service Officer (intern) under Business Development Department
Major European Financial/Business Electronic Publisher, Sinagpore - November to December 2006
• Worked as a Market Researcher (part-time) under Research team ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• References to be provided on request
COMMENTSWill, Real Estate, Sun 01 Nov 09Your best bet is to try and get a perm role at the bank you are contracting at. If you're good enough, you should be offered one. If you're not, them, well.... Add your comment »VV, Real Estate, Sun 01 Nov 09Too many companies in too few years my firend. You're a supersonic job-hopper. Add your comment »Kath, Real Estate, Sun 01 Nov 09Secruries firm....i-bank...private bank...where you at? Where's the consistency here?? Sounds like you have just taken any job in fin services that came along?? Add your comment »roy_siu, Sun 01 Nov 09I do want to know which capabilities shown would lead one jump to research, finance, or project management????
roy_siu, Sun 01 Nov 09How many days to take a research? What is the quality of it? How many people do you need for a research? What kinds of research you think it is worth to make by more than one person? What is the PnL of the research? ANy Planning experience? Any Plan Worth good return? Add your comment »roy_siu, Sun 01 Nov 09If the project is cost not value creation, how do u prove it is real cost? Add your comment »2 Cents, HR & Recruitment, Mon 02 Nov 09@W - you can hardly consider someone who has had a couple of summer internships a "supersonic job-hopper"?!
D, Capital Markets, Tue 03 Nov 09Agree that VV and Kath's comments are sloppy at best, those roles were obviously summer internships, so don't worry about job-hopping allegations. Need to be more specific about client types and quantify your achievements where possible. And I would leave the awards bit till the end, rather than up front. Speaking as someone who joined a top investment bank as a graduate trainee many years ago, do not underestimate the importance of networking and thoroughly researching your areas of interest -be as pro-active as possible, initiative is highly valued. Add your comment »christianjia, Wed 04 Nov 09agree with 2 cents, i don't think you are too much of a job-hopper.
KK, Risk Management, Thu 05 Nov 09A good CV should be able to summaries yr competitive advantages in one sentence. If not, then you have to re-organise it. Add your comment »
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