CV Quick Tip #6:
The Work Experience section is one of the most important parts of your CV. It shows what you’ve learned in previous jobs — especially the skills you can transfer to… CV Quick Tip #6:
The Work Experience section is one of the most important parts of your CV. It shows what you’ve learned in previous jobs — especially the skills you can transfer to… CV Quick Tip #6:
Volunteering counts! It shows initiative, skills, and dedication. Add a “Volunteer Experience” section on your CV with your role, dates, and key contributions—especially if it relates to the job you… Quick Tip #5: Highlight Volunteering Experience
If you’ve had several short roles, group similar jobs under a single heading like “Various Customer Service Roles” with dates spanning the period. Focus on the skills and achievements gained… Quick Tip #4: Handling Short-Term Jobs on Your CV
Don’t panic if you have gaps in your work history! Be honest and brief — use simple explanations like “Travelled,” “Family Care,” or “Skills Development.” Consider adding any courses, volunteering,… Quick Tip #3: How to Address Gaps in Your CV
Go beyond listing your duties. Highlight your accomplishments with numbers or results whenever possible — for example, “Increased sales by 20%” or “Led a team of 5.” This makes your… Quick Tip #2: Showcase Achievements, Not Just Duties
Use clear headings, bullet points, and simple fonts. Recruiters often skim CVs in seconds — make sure yours is easy to read at a glance! Bonus: Match keywords from the… Quick Tip#1: Make your CV Scan-Friendly
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Not long ago, I started working with a client who was feeling overwhelmed in her 5-year healthcare job. Although she was a skilled and hard-working professional, she often felt excluded,… People Skills