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Shriya Rao
Consultant - M&A Consulting
Shriya Rao is a professional currently serving as a Senior in the Deal Advisory Team at KPMG India. She brings with her 3 years of experience from her previous role as an Article Assistant at PwC India. Shriya holds the prestigious Chartered Accountant qualification and has pursued her Bachelor's degree in Commerce from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics. She has also successfully cleared Level 1 of the CFA Exams.
In her current role at KPMG, Shriya works as a Consultant focusing on Commercial Due Diligence and Growth Strategy projects within the Logistics sector. Her expertise extends to industries like FMCG, Construction Equipment Manufacturing, and Financial Services, where she has contributed effectively to various projects.
With a foundation in Audit gained during her time as an Article Trainee at PwC, Shriya has developed a meticulous eye for detail and a strong ability to lead and work effectively within teams. She has independently managed projects, showcasing her versatile skills and commitment to excellence.
Throughout her academic journey and professional career, Shriya has been recognized as an achiever. Outside of work, she has a passion for reading non-fiction books, showcasing her intellectual curiosity and dedication to continuous learning.
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What to do with your resume?
Once you've built your base resume, here's what you must do:
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Upload it on Naukri.com Naukri.com continues to be one of the most used platforms by recruiters to look for and get in touch with candidates.
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Cold email companies where you'd like to work One may assume that cold emails don't get responses. I beg to differ. I've successfully received responses to cold emails multiple times. Not just that, I was able to help my friend get an interview (and job) via a cold email.
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Apply to jobs on company portals and LinkedIn Conversion rates are low, but you've got nothing to lose! Better to try and fail than to not try at all.
What else do you plan to do with your resume?
#resume #jobs #freshers #jobapplication
Let's talk about resumes.
Since enough and more information is available on creating an effective resume, instead of sharing a step-by-step guide I'll list down 3 rules I follow while drafting my resume:
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One-page resume No recruiter has time to go through multiple pages. Especially not for junior-level roles.
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Action words All the pointers describing my role at a particular company begin with action words (i.e., verbs) conveying that I actively worked on specific projects/tasks vs. being a passive observer.
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Customized resumes I have always customized my resume for each job application. I create a base CV and then make small modifications based on what is the most relevant for that specific job.
Shared below is the resume which got me my first job as a fresher.
Did it adhere to all the 'rules'? Absolutely not.
So why am I sharing it here? To demonstrate that a resume, while extremely important, isn't everything.
Do your research, draft the best resume you can and set yourself up for success. But know that other factors are at play too.
#resume #jobapplications #cafreshers
