You say: "First impression is last impression". Very true! Your resume is the first presentation to a potential employer. As interview goes, and even the nature of your office will be under the impression that the CV created in the mind of the employer. There are several small tips to help writing your resume your resume will be effective.

One thing you need to keep in mind when writing your resume is that it's not about qualifications, your experience, your goals. In fact, it is about your qualifications, your experience and your goals. In short, it's you! And the secret to a resume that will look at any bank, is to refuse to show them that they are in sync with them, without your individuality. Here are 15 tips to make your resume, rock style banker!

(I) write a resume in a hurry. Remember, bank managers must be calm and calculated.

(Ii) is always thorough research on the bank that applied for and review your resume keeping an eye on the bank. Fair is to send back, obviously, and not estimated (all building something, right?)

(Iii) Honesty is the best policy. Do not lie about qualifications or experience in your resume. There is a bank which they apply, will examine all the details (it's in their nature!).

(Iv) Write down your goal career goals in mind bank (professional and career objectives should be written. I do not skip!). This will create a connection with the interviewer, even before it hits you (it's a great feeling when the interviewer greets you with a warm smile).

Go (v) For a bank, unless you apply for a job related marketing, says the best travel as a hobby or interest to be omitted.

(Vi), since this is the first impression, make the company. Banks do not continue to appreciate, not balanced or have a lot of color for the text used. Use a simple font, font size, and a change in uniform block structure.

(Vii) Enter your previous work experience in the near future. Avoid criticizing your previous organization in your resume (it turns out that you do not stand by your choice).

(Viii) Keep saving your interests as much as possible. A good way would be to go through biography or profile CEO and find out what his interests. Use a personal front.

(Ix) If the music, movies and reading are your interests feel, do not be afraid to mention it (stand in an interview, when asked, they are her interests!)

It could be (X) philosophers interest of the interviewer, but not all. Research Bank, working environment, culture, etc. well before you resume your philosophy.

(Xi), enter all the information in detail how, address, telephone number, e-mail, etc. It would be difficult to realize it for you.

(Xii) Address your letter to the right person (do not enter the prefix Mr. or Mrs. in this kind of gender or status does not matter) is. This is again a proper investigation will be necessary.

(Xiii) If you have a job hopper were far, skip the irrelevant experiences or short. Too many short-term experience can give you a sense of "temp". This could be detrimental to the success of the interview.

(Xiv) If you are not really any paid internships, you get credit. Volunteer work or work experience must also be respected. They show that the learning slope. They fail to mention work on your CV, no.

(Xv) Refrain from giving your religion (it would help to avoid pre-interview discrimination)

Make sure all details are checked mentioned in your CV and justified. You can use the adulation for the interview (you should not do it even then!). Your CV should be calculated, thorough, accurate and professional reputation. It's not just that the first impression you want to do?