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Getting your dream job in FP&A is not easy, I know.

But it is definitely achievable with the right preparation and guidance.

Competition is fierce, and expectations are high. Whether you’re refining your resume or tackling tough interview questions, the pressure is real—your career is on the line.

My friend Christian Wattig (the number one FP&A expert) has put all of his experience in the FP&A Interview Playbook.

This playbook is here to turn these challenges into opportunities:

• Weak Resume? Learn to craft a resume that showcases your skills and experience, even if you haven’t held an FP&A role yet.
• Uncertain About Case Studies? Get hands-on with a real FP&A case study and see how top candidates excel.
• Interview Anxiety? Prepare with a deep dive into the most common interview questions and deliver answers that impress.

Plus, test your skills with a mock interview from a finance recruiter.

Why you shouldn’t miss this opportunity:

• Boost your confidence: Go into your interview fully ready.
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This playbook is your strategic advantage in securing the FP&A role you’ve been aiming for.

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Transform Your CV with My Tips

Here are 5 of my top 10 tips for creating a CV that will highly increase the chances of landing your dream job:

#10. Add a Title​
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Start your CV with a title that aligns with the job you're targeting. This immediately tells the hiring manager that you are a relevant candidate.
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​#9. Highlight Relevant Skills​
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Ensure that your CV prominently displays the skills relevant to the job.
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Your budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis skills should be in the spotlight for an FP&A role. However, don't list them as skills without explanation; rather, say how you demonstrated these skills.
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For example: "streamlined the budget process by reducing the number of iterations from 5 versions to 3 versions" or "performed an analysis on profitability which highlighted the need to increase the price of product X by 5% to maximize the profitability."
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​#8. Quantify Achievements​
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Show your impact through numbers. Rather than saying "reduced month-end close time," say "reduced month-end close by 2 days".
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#7. Use Action Verbs​
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Begin bullet points with action verbs like "managed," "developed," or "implemented." This shows you're proactive and saves space.
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​#6. Tailor Your CV​
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No two jobs are the same, and neither should be your CVs. Tailor your CV to match the job description and requirements.

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Have you ever used some of my tips to craft your CV?

Let me know!

I hope you enjoyed this email.

Looking forward to reading your questions and responses!

Nicolas

P.S.: The FP&A Interview Playbook has helped many people ace their interviews and land the job they want in just 5 hours. Don't get left behind; take your career into your own hands and save $100 only this week!