by Debra Mills | Mar 27, 2011 | CV Formats, CV Writing Tips
When you cannot use attachments or formatted documents, copy and paste the relevant sections of your Pro-CV PLAIN TEXT.txt file or your own .txt file (without line breaks) into your EMAIL ‘compose’ box. If a job description asks you to include a plain text CV in the...
by Debra Mills | Nov 29, 2010 | CV Formats
Looking for the perfect gift for you or someone else? Resumes that Pop! hit the bookshelves of major US booksellers and is available on-line at Amazon in the UK The book’s author, Pat Criscito, says that the perfect resume is the one that fits the personality of...
by Debra Mills | Apr 5, 2010 | CV Writing Tips
1. CVs are more important than ever in today’s competitive job market. What are the best ways for job seekers, particularly project managers, to grab the attention of HR/recruiters? HR managers and recruiters desperately want to find the right candidate as...
by Debra Mills | Dec 29, 2009 | CV Formats
The functional CV uses the target job’s key skills as section headings. Pros … Gaps in employment are less obvious. No continual repetition of skills. Skills, capabilities, and accomplishments are emphasised and prioritised according to importance rather than...
by Debra Mills | Sep 14, 2009 | CV Formats
The traditional reverse chronological CV lists your experience starting with your most recent job. Pros … • Preferred by most employers because it clearly shows your experience, work locations, job titles, and gaps in employment. • Directly ties your...
by Debra Mills | Jun 25, 2009 | CV Writing Tips
CV Writing Tips Your CV may only get a 10-second glance during the initial screening stage – so make it count! Here are some tips on how to write a CV that will take you through to the interview stage. Where to start Gather your information Gather all the...
