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Can anyone shed some light on quant funds please? https://groww.in/mutual-funds/escorts-tax-plan-direct-growth
I am seeing stellar returns and extremely low expense ratios but apparently since they're quantitatively managed algorithms, they don't account for things like corona for example.
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I always say avoid putting your interest and hobbies on your résumé unless they are very specific to the job that you were doing and you can show how that interest or hobby would relate to your job performance but usually recruiters just skip past that section entirely so I wouldn’t take up space in your résumé for it
Never really considered it. I wonder if they got lucky that it was a shared interest with whoever was reading them? Sounds like something you’d do in a more creative position, but I need all the help I can get on these resumes too apparently, More importantly, what were the interests? Something related to the job or like cooking and hiking?
I know my mom told me she got lucky getting her second job from her first post-grad job bc the employer really liked IU for some reason, despite her having little experience in the field she was trying to go into
If you are a recent grad or only 1-2 years into hour career - maybe? If you are mid-level to senior, this could be seen as irrelevant or even unprofessional.
Depends. If your interests are shibari, model trains, and egg salad maybe leave them off. If you need out on programming, landscaping, or furby programming then put ‘em on.
If it's something interesting and speaks to your character or personality, you might as well include a line or two at the bottom. If it's something like you're a hiker and you've climbed Half Dome, someone may recognize that as saying you'll train for something and you're goal oriented. If you collect Star Wars action figures I'd leave that off.