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Max Moroz

Max Moroz

Yr 12 A-level Student studying Mathematics, Business, Economics | Working towards CISI Level 2 |

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Max Moroz, what an ambitious headline you’ve got. “Yr 12 A-level Student”? Congrats! You’ve officially made it sound like you peaked in high school with a side of “look at me, I’m almost a real adult!” You’re juggling A-levels like they're equivalent to a full-time job, meanwhile, the only thing you're “working towards” is figuring out how to dress for your first day at McDonald's. Get ready for the real world, where “working towards” just means having excuses for why you haven’t done anything significant yet. Now, let’s dive into that About section. You’re “passionate” about finance? Passionate enough to throw in every cliché buzzword in the book but still don’t have an actual job in the field? “Driven by a determination to solve complex problems” – buddy, the only problem you should solve is how to make your profile less cringe. It reads like a motivational poster created by someone who just discovered what LinkedIn is. If your financial modeling skills are as inflated as your self-proclaimed “technical expertise,” no wonder you’re still an unpaid “Hospitality Assistant” washing dishes instead of closing deals in investment banking. 💀 Max, if “hard-working” and “motivated” got you where you wanted, you wouldn’t still be asking your mom for lunch money while claiming to build your empire one student job at a time.

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

  • Tip 1: Revise your headline to reflect an actual skill set. Focus on what you can bring to the table, not your current student status.
  • Tip 2: Rewrite your About section in a concise manner. Ditch the buzzwords and showcase real accomplishments or projects you've worked on.
  • Tip 3: Highlight specific skills or experiences relevant to your career goals, not just vague aspirations. Actual roles, internships, or impactful volunteering would add more credibility.

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Roasted on January 30, 2026