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I would say that first and foremost, the main thing is separating the wheat from the chaff.... be careful not to include EVERYTHING in your application, but only the BEST the most interesting and the most relevant. That's first and foremost.

Second, in such large applicant pools it is very very useful if you can CONCRETELY prove that you are better than your peers - you can do so through awards, test scores, performance reports, salary, results, etc.

Regarding the Strategy Management: If you have a full-time offer, TAKE IT! You can always figure out how to weave the narrative at a later stage.. but really it's not that difficult, all you have to do is show interest and passion in this new industry, and then show how you are using anyhow what you learned at your first job.

Hope this helps!
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I would say that first and foremost, the main thing is separating the wheat from the chaff.... be careful not to include EVERYTHING in your application, but only the BEST the most interesting and the most relevant. That's first and foremost.

Second, in such large applicant pools it is very very useful if you can CONCRETELY prove that you are better than your peers - you can do so through awards, test scores, performance reports, salary, results, etc.

Regarding the Strategy Management: If you have a full-time offer, TAKE IT! You can always figure out how to weave the narrative at a later stage.. but really it's not that difficult, all you have to do is show interest and passion in this new industry, and then show how you are using anyhow what you learned at your first job.

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Thanks Jon for the concise feedback.

I'll definitely be in touch with you !

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I hope so dude!
In the meanwhile, good luck with all the pre-stuff, and we'll chat soon...