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When I was hiring for a Business Analyst (BA) role, I posted the job on LinkedIn and received nearly 200 applications. My task? To shortlist just 5 or 6 candidates.
With so many resumes to review, I needed a quick filter. The easiest way? Eliminate resumes that were poorly formatted, hard to read, or disorganized.
In a time crunch, the mindset shifts from:
👉 “Who to shortlist?” to
👉 “Who to reject quickly?”
Never get rejected over fixable issues. Ensure your resume is:
✅ Well-Formatted – Clean, consistent, and organized.
✅ Easy to Read – Use bullet points and clear headings.
✅ Role-Relevant – Highlight how you can solve the employer’s problems.
Your resume should instantly show why you’re the right fit. If it’s hard to read, recruiters won’t get to the part where you shine.
Learn the three certifications that genuinely boost your chances of breaking into investment banking.
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