I'm using the standard template with around 400 words using Times New Roman with a font size of 11 but I have a friend who has around 750 words with a font size of 8.5. Most of the guides I see online recommend font sizes for conciseness purposes to be between 10-12, although my friend sent his CV to his mentor who did not tell him to reduce the font size. Should I reduce my font size to allow me to talk further/add detail?

Hey All, Does anyone have a CV template I could use to write my CV for spring weeks? Additionally, I do not have that much work experience, so what should I write as a substitute instead?

To prepare for highly competitive interviews for IB spring weeks, what resources, preparation are useful to stand out? Moreover, is jobtestprep worth it as a training resource?

What are some helpful resources to build an excellent cover letter, alongside potential examples? What tips do you recommend somebody to optimise this process to the maximum possible chance of success?

I am considering mentioning the completion of a JP Morgan IB course on my CV for Spring Week (IB) applications after relevant in person work experience, another activity for the experience section (hoping to have 3 experiences in total, lmk if this is too much). I've heard people online recommending this and others saying somebody shouldn't do this as it's essentially wasted space according to them, so is this a good idea or not to gain offers? At the very least, if it is not suitable for a CV, is it suitable for a cover letter when applying to JP Morgan since it is a JP Morgan specific course?