Quick Tip #11: Cover Letter
Being a team player is a key skill to highlight in your cover letter. It shows you can work well with others—an essential part of any workplace!
💡 Quick Tip #10 – Cover letter? Transferable Skills
Be confident and highlight all your transferable skills relevant to the position you’re applying for. Tailoring your skills to the job shows employers why you’re a great fit!
💡 Quick Tip #9 – Cover letter? Start strong.
Don’t say “I’m writing to apply for…” — they already know!Start with impact: “With over 5 years of customer service experience, I help teams deliver fast, friendly service that keeps… đź’ˇ Quick Tip #9 – Cover letter? Start strong.
He Wasn’t Ready to Talk — But I Couldn’t Give Up
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💡 Quick Tip #8 – Match keywords from the job post
If the job says “teamwork” and “attention to detail,” try to use those same words in your CV. It helps your application pass through automatic filters (ATS).
💡 Quick Tip #7 – Keep your CV to 2 pages max
Recruiters only spend 6–10 seconds scanning your CV. Focus on the most recent and relevant jobs. Cut anything over 10 years old unless it’s still important.
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:
Quick Tip #5: Highlight Volunteering Experience
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
Quick Tip #4: Handling Short-Term Jobs on Your CV
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
Quick Tip #3: How to Address Gaps in 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