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Welcome back.
So we're back here at Johns resume.
Now we're going to look at is the organization name and how to how to do that for your for yourself
so we're going to do.
John's organization names and their descriptions and his job titles.
And this is actually kind of important because you want yourself to be associated with big numbers trustable
brands the kind of commercial or nonprofit activities that you want to be involved with ultimately.
So the way that you choose to describe the organization does not like you can make stuff up but you
can choose to highlight certain things.
So in John's case John is an accountant.
And so what we're going to do is highlight some of his most recent employers stuff that's going to help
help John build trust.
And you know into that you can too.
All right cool so.
John's most recent employer was called jaygee.
All right.
And then we're going to just go ahead and add the dates.
I don't want those bold.
I want those in italics that I'm going to move them over here to the side as always to the side before
as far as I can.
All right so then you're going to see here that you have a schematic here for the template for how to
describe the firm and the main thing is it's important to describe the number of employees and the revenue
size or the funding size.
If you're a nonprofit and if you can work in clients and partners that's good.
So I know from my interview with John that J.G. Wentworth is a securitisation for him.
And so what we're going to do with this organization is we're just going to check them out online.
This won't work with really small organizations with that you're going to need to sort of maybe call
a coworker or just sort of make an estimate about things like employee size and revenues but within
the larger company at all you can usually find stuff about online.
So I have up here.
J.G. Wentworth I've googled them.
So we're going to open the Wikipedia page.
And then over here we're going to see that we're on their home page and the home page is a great way
to get good language about the company because this is how they're describing their self.
So they describe themselves as a purchaser of future payments.
All right.
So let's see how Wikipedia describes them.
The financial services firm that specializes in purchasing structured settlements.
Now that's perfect.
Go ahead and use that on the resume.
So here we are financial services firm that purchases structured settlements.
OK so since J.G. Whitworth is publicly traded I noticed here you see traded as that's a good thing to
put in your company description because publicly traded firms generally operate at a pretty high level
of efficiency and scale.
And so most people are going to get that that's a positive.
All right.
So we are going to just say that's really cool when you put in the stock ticker because that's what
a lot of people associated with publicly traded firms is the ticker.
OK a publicly traded financial services firm that purchases structured settlements with let's see how
many employees they have.
Maybe Wikipedia will tell us here.
OK so here we go here's some numbers that we see here these aren't employees but looks like OK so they've
issued 34 securitizations and have structured settlements and annuities receivables totaling over 2.3
billion.
So those are good.
Those are good numbers to put in here we're going to do.
Let's just do this here see how this is framed here with two billion dollars.
All right cool.
Since see the one in the wars or anything.
OK.
Let's see what else they say.
Just to see if we can get see press releases a good place because usually they're kind of bragging about
themselves there.
All right cool.
Well so let's just you can obviously spend more time on this.
But I personally I'd like to keep my right to keep these relatively complete as in like two different
and maybe it's OCD or something but just you know I like to have these two lines at least the second
line be somewhat complete So let's see maybe we can talk about where they operate.
OK.
So that's good for now.
What you see here so I just want to point out really quickly that you see the 2 billion number publicly
traded.
Those are all things that are going to help John's brand.
All right cool.
So his job title here is.
Let me just check and this is a contract position.
I don't want this in bold.
I want this.
Tell him OK.
I will describe the role later.
So let's just go ahead and do another organizational description so that we can just build up our chops
here.
All right cool.
This is something that a lot of students are going to relate to this is you know he was a graduate research
assistant and I'm going to actually say that he was a researcher school researcher analyst for the Alnus
first because we know that his company is looking for those words analyst OK.
And this was with this was at his school University of Georgia called College of accountancy.
All right cool.
And then let's see his dates here.
All right cool.
So we're going we can do the same thing for this organization we're just going to go and look it up.
Let's just go here.
All right let's get Here's the J.
Told school of accounting.
And similarly we're just going to look up some of the stats here.
If at all possible.
All right so you have ranked eighth in publishing so maybe we can use that as you and the other point
of pride.
All right so the students rank second nationally in passing the CPA exam.
All right.
So among the top 12 undergraduate and graduate accounting programs.
All right.
So just to save time what I'm going to do is just start here and say let's actually see what Romans
see with the student body is student body is like 35000 students.
OK.
So we can start to use some stuff here and say get the name of this college right.
J.
M. toll's school of Accountancy the JM school of accounts at the University of Georgia one of the top
ranked accounting firms programs in the United States.
So there we go.
There's that CPA pass rates that we saw earlier.
OK.
So now you've seen here how we're describing some of the some of these of these organizations.
We want to show brands so this J-m tall University of Georgia CPA and we could probably even make this
better if we just had a little bit more time to talk about the student numbers and things like that.
And up here you see the same thing.