We often see CVs where people have put down their reasons for leaving against each of their jobs. This is generally unnecessary and can be counter-productive. During an interview one of the main conversation points is going to be the reasons behind your career moves and if it’s all written down then you’ll have nothing to discuss! […]
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Latest 3 CV spelling mistakes are errors that just don’t get picked up by spell checkers: Roll instead of Role Manger instead of Manager Collage instead of College If you do nothing else with your CV – get someone else to proof read it.
We always aim to produce your new CV within 48 hours of receipt of payment. If we are particularly busy then this may be longer, but we will always advise you of this prior to making payment.
There are many CV templates and free examples available that look good, but you need a combination of both style and substance for a really professional Curriculum Vitae. A template is good for getting the look and layout of a CV correct but that’s about as far as it goes. An employer or recruiter needs to be
Such a “comedy basic” – but make sure you have all your contact details on your CV. We see so many that are missing either a mobile number or an email address. You must have both on a CV or you are just making the recruiters job harder, and if you do that – guess
#newcv spelling mistakes. The most common error this week? Martial instead of Marital. Marriage can be like a war – but don’t publicise it!
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Always use MS Word for your CV. We’re seeing lots of CVs in MS Works format at the moment and most agencies & job boards can’t open them!
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Employers look for positive language in a CV. Sounds obvious but the number of CVs we see that use weak language is incredible. What do we mean by “Positive Language”? Perhaps the most common example is when applicants say in their profile “I consider myself to be a hard working person” or “I can consider
