Top 3 ways to impress recruiters on your cv and cover letter

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Investment banking has a surprising range. However, the investment banking sector has seen major difficulties as a result of recent economic changes. Banking laws and customer expectations underwent significant adjustments as a result of the Covid 19 catastrophe. They have also seen how working methods have changed, as well as how technology has advanced and the market become more democratic.
Now, finding a job in an investment bank is difficult. For just a few hundred opportunities, graduate recruiters receive thousands of applications. Your resume must be really unique if you want to be accepted.
Let us wait no more to introduce the guest speaker of our 28th episode of "3 For Thursday”, Joely To, the founder of Pioneer, a non-profit organisation aiming to nurture girls’ passion for Maths beyond the school curriculum, in order to build their confidence in pursuing the subject at university. Not just this, Joely is also the founder of Blaze Careers Tutoring, the world’s first 1:1 careers tutoring site for Gen Z.
🚀 In her interview with Rajul Raman, Consultant at Fmi, she discusses about what students should focus on while writing a CV. She emphasizes on how it is not as important to follow the standard format of creating a CV as it to boast of the skills that one possesses. She mentions how it is all about mindset, the innovative strategies to bring the skills on the piece of that paper.
Here is our special, “Top 3 Ways To Impress Recruiters on Your CV and Cover Letter”