Writing a CV that Really Works

“This is what I did and this is how well did it”

MAKING A CV WORK FOR YOU

The objective of a CV is to let the reader/recruiter know few important points about you. These can be:

• Personal Information (name, address, telephone number)
• Education
• Training received
• work history – (the name of the company and how long you worked there)
• Skills.

You can also include following details but I would never suggest you to do that because in most cases the reader may not be interested in this information.

• Marital status
• Addresses of where you worked
• Hobbies and interests
• References.

Learn To Market Yourself

“Let your resume speak for you,
use words that matter”

Companies spend billions of dollars each year to advertise their products. Without any look at the previous market impact of the product, it is continuously promoted by putting huge investments. Around the world, television programmes do not run without commercials (source of revenue generating), and sporting events are delayed in order for the viewers to receive ‘a message from our sponsor’.