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　　If you’re trying to put together a CV that will get you a front office job in an investment bank, there are some words you must not use. For example, anything along the lines of ‘contributed,’ ‘supported’, ‘assisted’ or ‘helped’ is bad news because it suggests you weren’t entirely responsible for your accomplishments. But which words fall at the other end of the scale? Which words, when used on your CV, will actually secure you a job in an investment bank?

　　Listed below are approximately 80 ‘CV power words’ which will enhance your resume. Most are verbs, some are adjectives. All exude activity and achievement and are part of the vernacular in the finance sector.

　　Accomplished, Accurate, Achieved, Advised, Agile, Analysed, Assessed, Attained

　　Briefed, Built

　　Calculated, Captained, Collaborated, Commercial, Completed, Convinced, Coordinated,

　　Delivered, Designed, Developed, Devised, Detail-oriented,

　　Earned, Energetic, Enthusiastic, Entrepreneurial,Established, Evaluated, Executed, Expanded, Explored,

　　Financed, Forecasted, Formulated, Founded,

　　Gained, Generated, Guided,

　　Implemented, Innovative, Instituted, Integrated,

　　Launched, Leveraged,

　　Managed, Maximised, Mentored, Methodical, Modelled, Monitored

　　Negotiated

　　Optimized

　　Passionate, Persistent, Persuaded, Predicted, Prepared, Presented, Prioritized, Profit, Promoted, Projected

　　Qualified

　　Ranked, Researched, Resilient, Revised

　　Smart, Strengthened, Succeeded, Supervised, Surpassed, Strategic

　　Target, Tested, Tracked, Transaction,Transformed

　　Verified, Valued

　　Won

　　Using our own CV database, we looked at the frequency with which these ‘power words’ are used on CVs belonging to people seeking front office jobs in investment banks (sales, trading, research, capital markets, corporate finance). This gave us the words below, each of which occurs on 10% of resumes, or more. If you want to spruce up your CV, we suggest you insert these as appropriate.

　　Notably, 70% of CVs belonging to front office investment bankers include the word ‘analyzed,’ or its derivatives (analysis, analyst etc.). ‘Managed’ and ‘developed’ also occur on around 50% of resumes. At the other end of the scale, words like ‘leveraged’, ‘founded’, ‘gained’, ‘evaluated’, and ‘delivered’ are less well-used and should act as differentiators should you insert them.

　　A word of caution, however: don’t use these words too liberally. – CVs filled with power words can look cliched. And CVs which repeat the same power words repetitively can look weak. You’re best choosing five favourites and employing them judiciously for best effect.

　　The top 29 words for front office investment banking CVs:

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　　ZHENG TAO

　　5 section 40*B# Willow dormitory

　　Top University, Beijing 1000**

　　(8610) 61234567, 13912345678

　　Education 教育背景

　　Sep.2003- Ri Yue School of Management, Top University

　　Present M.A. (Management Science, expected)

　　Sep.1999- School of Management University of China

　　Jun.2003 B.S. (Management Science)

　　Work Experience 工作經歷

　　Aug.2004-Sep.2004　Management Case Center of Top University, Beijing

　　Project Manager (Part-time)

　　As the main principal, taking active part in the project of the Survey of Brand Loyalty in China, including the layout of the forms, data collecting and information analysis;

　　Partly participating in further research in above project, including dealing with data and modeling.

　　May.2004-Jun.2004　Harvest Fund Management Co., LTD Beijing

　　Research Assistant (Internship) Business Development Dept.

　　As the main principal, making the in-depth research and carrying out development of the brand-new product of open funds;participating the further evaluation of the performance of the Open Funds in China;

　　Mar.200-Apr.2004 　Top University Tarzan Center for Supply Chain System R&D

　　Research Assistant (Part-time) Beijing

　　Being a main project director, doing the Survey of Manufactures of Shoes in China; Taking part in the preparatory arrangements of the International Conference on the Supply-Chain in Top University.

　　Extra-curriculum-Activities 社會工作

　　Feb.2000-sep.2000 Students Union, UC Leader of the Activity Section

　　Sep.1999-sep.2000 Students Union of School of Management, UC Vice-Chairman

　　Sep.2001-Dec.2002 students Union of School of Management, UC Chairman

　　Feb.1999-Jun.2003 Department of Management Science, UC Monitor

　　Scholarship and Awards 獲獎經歷

　　Oct.2004 Outstanding Study Award TU

　　Oct.2002 Outstanding Scholarship (the most Excellent Scholarship) UC

　　Oct.2001 First Class Scholarship for Excellent Student UC

　　Oct.2000 Second Class Scholarship of Excellent Student UC

　　Oct.1999 Excellent Scholarship for Freshman UC

　　Other Information 其他信息

　　English Skills:

　　Good command of English for reading, writing and speaking, passed CET-6

　　Computer Abilities:

　　Excellent in analytical tools such as SAA、EXCEL、SPSS

　　Self-evaluation:

　　Passionate, confident, full of patience, highly interested in challenges

　　Hobbies:

　　Football、Badminton; Chinese writing、Debate.

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　　Donald Jobs

　　(+86) 138-0000-0000 service@xuexila

　　Objective: Management Trainee

　　Education

　　University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Focus in Psychology and Human Development May 2014 Current GPA 3.3/4.0

　　Relevant Coursework: How to Change the World, General Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Psychology of Music

　　Hanover Park High School

　　Current GPA 4.2/5.0

　　Relevant Coursework: Art of Writing, Language Arts, AP US History I/II East Hanover, NJ

　　Community Service

　　Amnesty International

　　Participated in organization of Free Burma Benefit Concert.

　　Presented facts and statistics at events and concerts toeducate audience on issues.

　　Developed time management skills by scheduling events throughout the academic year. Honed interpersonal skills by contacting guest speakers. Winter 2012

　　Appalachia Service Project Appalachian Area July 2012 - Present Acted as senior representative for six-member team repairing homes.

　　Fostered relationships with families byengaging in lunch hour conversations and activities. Organized church service and group projects to enhance 10 daytrip.

　　Citihope International Trip to Malawi Africa March 2012 Provided healthy lunch service to orphanages and day care centers.

　　Hand- delivered sustaining goods to churches,hospitals, and prisons in surrounding areas. Enhanced interpersonal skills by facilitating cross-cultural conversationswith Malawian teens and community members.

　　Taught personal hygiene lessons to incarcerated adults.

　　PresentedPowerPoint follow-up presentations for church members and elementary school children. 30 Hour Famine Event Morristown United Methodist Church April 2011 Managed team of four in coordinating youth event. Invited speakers and planned activities to educate participantsabout hunger issues.

　　Used Microsoft Word and Excel to organize spreadsheets, calendars and other charts for event. Presented proposal to congregation to gain financial support.

　　Center for Student Mission Washington, DC

　　Organized vacation bible school in inner-city neighborhood of Anacostia.

　　Volunteered at various community foodpantries.

　　Taught swim lessons at inner-city day camp.

　　Surveyed community members about poverty. August 2011 - 2012

　　Activities

　　K-grams (mentoring program for local elementary children), University of Michigan

　　Symphonic Band, Hanover Park High School

　　Hanover Park Debate Team, Hanover Park High School

　　The Forum Newspaper, Features Editor, Hanover Park High School