CV means Curriculum Vitae or in other words - Your Autobiography. Your CV (resume) may be the first opportunity employers have to get to know you and your skills. On average an employer spends two minutes reading a CV, so avoid long detailed paragraphs; many employers will evaluate your CV within 15 seconds.
So it's important not only make a great first impression, but also to do it fast! Regardless of your experience, qualifications or intelligence, you'll still need to apply for jobs and pass through the selection procedure. To apply for jobs you need to write a resume. Luckily, resumes are free because you can write them yourself. Your resume is made up of: - An accurate summary of your credentials
- Education, achievements, job experience and goals
- It should flow naturally and be easy to read
- It should be based on a particular format:Chronological resume,Functional resume,Targeted resume or Combo resume
- You're applying or looking for a new job in the same industry / area.
- You're applying or looking for a new job in a different industry / area.
- You would like to group your experience / qualifications in one document.
- You were asked to provide a copy of your resume.
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- Job Descriptions
- Periodical Performance Reviews
- Letters of Reference
- Letters of Appreciation
- Qualification Certificate's
- Specialist Courses