It’s all about first impressions...
- Your CV is your most important selling tool and without a good CV you will not even get an interview.
- Some CVs try to look “different” and this can frustrate the reader so keep the format simple and uncluttered.
- Don’t put false information on your CV - reference checks and in depth questioning will confirm the accuracy of your statements.
- Your CV will highlight your skills, experience and accomplishments, and a well presented CV is likely to encourage the company to actually interview you.
- Try to limit the length of your CV to a maximum of three pages and include details on awards, memberships, courses attended, language and technology skills.
- Remember that a short, clean and to the point CV has a better chance of being read all the way through.
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