CV Tips

Writing a CV can be a daunting experience, where to start and what to include are all key points you need to consider before putting pen to paper. In our latest jobs blog, we delve into the CV and discover what yours should contain. What needs to be in your CV? It’s essentially a given but your personal details should be listed within your CV. How you can be contacted is essential so make sure you include your email address and telephone number. Your CV should include your employment his...

A CV is a showcase. A showcase of your accomplishments throughout your professional career to date and should be tailored to suit each role that you apply for. Whilst you may have built up a portfolio of skills in your working life to date, knowing which ones add value to your application is a must. Alongside these, what other skills do you need to document in your CV? Each of your skills will fall into a different type of skills category and these could either be transferable skills, work-rela...

The CV. It’s a crucial piece of a job application process. A chance for you, the candidate to put across your skills and experience to an employer when applying for a new job and typically a CV is used to whittle down a shortlist of candidates to be interviewed. But what exactly needs to be in a CV and how should you go about writing one? The considered length for a CV is two pages. A CV needs to be concise, to the point and get across the points that you feel are most relevant to the job...

You may know that your future lies in sales. You may even have found the perfect job vacancy. But the first step is always convincing a potential new boss to talk to you in the first place. Your CV is where it’s at. Think of your CV as the way to get your foot in the door so you can be selected for interviewing. So it has to be crafted for the exact role you’re applying for. Tailor your experience for every role you apply for Making sure your skills reflect the role you’re app...