Hey guys,
I am trying to get a resume ready in order to break into the actuarial field and was wondering if I could ask you guys for advice. I haven't wrote a resume in a while and have a bunch of questions in my head.
1. Is there too much white space on the resume?
2. Is the cover letter too short?
In my quest for brevity I'm afraid I might have cut things too short.
Also, I am wondering as a hiring manager if you throw this resume out. Heading into the summer I imagine that there are more than enough interns to fill slots available. Also, not having a math related degree or a job in the insurance field puts me at a disadvantage. Reading other resumes here, I feel really lacking in a lot of aspects. Are there any suggestions as to how I can get a leg up on the competition? Thank you so much in advance.:toast:
I am trying to get a resume ready in order to break into the actuarial field and was wondering if I could ask you guys for advice. I haven't wrote a resume in a while and have a bunch of questions in my head.
1. Is there too much white space on the resume?
2. Is the cover letter too short?
In my quest for brevity I'm afraid I might have cut things too short.
Also, I am wondering as a hiring manager if you throw this resume out. Heading into the summer I imagine that there are more than enough interns to fill slots available. Also, not having a math related degree or a job in the insurance field puts me at a disadvantage. Reading other resumes here, I feel really lacking in a lot of aspects. Are there any suggestions as to how I can get a leg up on the competition? Thank you so much in advance.:toast:
Help! Trying to break into the career!
