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RG800
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Concentration: Strategy, Technology
Schools: Stanford '17 (D) HBS '17 (D) Sloan '17 (D) Haas '17 (D) Tepper '17 (M) Wharton '17 (D) ISB '16 (D) Ross '17 (D) Kenan-Flagler '17 (A)
GMAT 1: 760 Q50 V41
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WE:Engineering (Other)
Schools: Stanford '17 (D) HBS '17 (D) Sloan '17 (D) Haas '17 (D) Tepper '17 (M) Wharton '17 (D) ISB '16 (D) Ross '17 (D) Kenan-Flagler '17 (A)
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Has anybody seen the resume format that Sloan has put up on its website? They want all applicants to follow the same format.
However, they have put Education before Experience. I think they have constructed their template out of the resume of their current students (you can see "MIT Sloan School of Management" at the top).
Is it advisable to put Education ahead of Experience (assuming Experience is more recent than Education for the candidate)?
However, they have put Education before Experience. I think they have constructed their template out of the resume of their current students (you can see "MIT Sloan School of Management" at the top).
Is it advisable to put Education ahead of Experience (assuming Experience is more recent than Education for the candidate)?
