Thread by @A_harthi9, If the phrase “curriculum vitae” makes you scratch your head, you’re not [...]

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A_harthi9

If the phrase “curriculum vitae” makes you scratch your head, you’re not alone. Your CV is the first chance you get to make a good impression on a potential employer to gain your dream job. As a part of #BCOM4931_SP2020 I will talk in detail on how to write a top quality CV.

Your CV will make all the difference in obtaining the position you want. so it is worth spending time and effort on the content and presentation.

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What should be in your CV?
1 – Personal Details
2 – Education & Qualifications
3 – Achievements
4 – Skills
5 – Work Experience
6 – Interests etc.
These should be organized in different sections to make it easier to read.
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Make sure that you are concise and accurate. Your CV should not be longer than two pages, so make sure that you tailor it specifically to the job you are applying for and include the skills, qualifications and experience which are most suited to the job.

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Market yourself, ensure it is well constructed and targeted towards what you are applying for, such as a particular job where it should highlight your skills, experience or enthusiasm that are necessary for the role.

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Presentation as well as content is important. There is no set way in which to present your CV but the following advices should be noted:
-Highlight headings so that they stand out
-Check your spelling and grammar
-Use a confident tone and positive language
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Most common CV mistakes:
-Spelling mistakes and bad grammar
-Incorrect information
-Poor format
-Too long

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Remember, people will often meet your CV before they meet you, so be sure to give a good impression!

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