I have submitted my resume, this is just for the one owner as the other and the operations manager both wanted me for the position already.

While this course was about basic resume building and interview techniques, I believe the lessons taught can be applied to many aspects of business.

Case in point look at someone who has a 9-5 job and their resume - they brag about their successes or failures ?

Kinda like building your resume.4.

Just be prepared for loads and loads of paperworkSome things I remember that weren't bank specific were a projected pro-forma for the business, your resume and anyone else applying's resumes, bank statements, plenty of statements for your funding source for the down-payment, mortgage balances on property you own etc.I have one tip that worked in my favor purely by accident -- but a quick question and I can guide you and provide you the infromation - do you own your own residence or have any investment property? 

Build up a resume then pitch investors when you're able to talk the talk & walk the walk.

As a guy with an engineering dgree who's flow helicopters for the last 7 years I'm not sure I'll have the resume but that wont stop me from looking into it and applying. 

After a year of this when I felt I had a good comprehension and superiors agreed, I  polished my resume, contacted recruiters and told them what I was looking for and my low dollar was $25 an hour. 

Go for it and shoot me your resume while you're at!

Which, no matter the experience or resume, there’s no way or telling.