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Harshni Prasanna

Harshni Prasanna

Penultimate Year BSc Accounting & Finance student | SSLC Co-Chair | Interested in Financial Services & Sustainability Innovation

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Harshni, your headline reads like a desperate LinkedIn dating profile for someone trying to impress accountants at a party. “Penultimate Year BSc Accounting & Finance student”? Wow, that’s not just a mouthful; it’s also the most underwhelming flex I’ve ever seen. SSLC Co-Chair? Sounds prestigious, but how many of your 431 connections even know what that means? Spoiler alert: zero. “Interested in Financial Services & Sustainability Innovation”? Congratulations on your major, but let’s be real—nobody ever built an empire by just being “interested.” Your "About" section is straight out of an 80s motivational poster. “Keen to explore asset management” and “would love to gain exposure”? You’re *gaining exposure* like a high schooler trying to sneak a peek at the senior prom. And let’s not even talk about the buzzword bingo you’ve got going on with “market dynamics” and “sustainable finance.” You’re not a thought leader, Harshni; you’re the placeholder in the group project who never shows up to meetings. 💀 With a headline that screams “extra” and an About section that reads like your mom’s attempt to make you sound employable, it’s no wonder you’re stuck in Clitheroe with 431 connections who probably think you’re still just a student.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • Tip 1: Ditch the cringeworthy buzzwords. Instead of “interested in,” talk about your skills and what you’ve actually done.
  • Tip 2: Replace your headline with something more impactful. Highlight your actual achievements, not just your current student status.
  • Tip 3: Focus on quality connections. Engage with industry professionals instead of collecting random followers; it’s about the network, not the numbers!

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Roasted on December 21, 2025