Preparing a CV for a Job

[raaman]

In your CV for a job, highlight your work experience, if any. Things like volunteering or training periods are more important than your first speaking place in high school. Emphasize and explain your performance in the positions you have held.

Regarding your academic degrees, add them all only from bachelor's degree onward and spell out if you have any specialization in any field. Keep in mind and mention only what can be useful to the employer. Be careful with your online profile.

The first thing is that the email you add is not something odd. Always use your real name and surname, if any. Also take care of your Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin profile, because now in the jobs they review these sites too.

 

[nthabeleng]

1. use a black, easy-to-read font in one size.
2. use short sentences and break up blocks of text.
3. use bullet points to list information.
4. keep the tone formal.
5. avoid abbreviations, slang or jargon.
6. avoid photos or images.
7. have strong headings and lots of white space.
8. keep your CV to two pages.

 

[Sotherefore]

Yes and when we are also applying for a job or employment it is always necessary for us to add the skills that we have, in the modern society before you can even think of applying for employment it is always better to have a good understanding of computer because this can also give you a higher chance of getting employed.

 

[btaliat]

Curriculum vitae popularly called cv is the most important tool an intending worker needs. This is just a summary of the life of an intending worker. We don't need to write autobiography of ourselves but we nerd to make mention of some important parts of our lives in the curriculum vitae.

 

[Lilly2021]

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