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Golden Rules of CV
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Mind Map on Golden Rules of CV, created by Jonathan Moore on 09/06/2016.
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Golden Rules of CV
No spelling/grammatical errors
accuracy and attention to detail
Don't use colour/funky font
Use key words to emphasis skills/points
Don't use same words over again
Proof read
Spell check
No excuse to have any errors
Simple, clear formatting
Keep it well organised
highlight key words
Dont go over-board with boarders/backgrounds
Keep it concise and to the point
be clear, concise and have impact
only relevant info
Keep sentences/paragraphs short and snappy
Make sure its up-to-date
Don't Lie
Use real life examples
Back up skills with relevant experience
Use references as support
No longer than 2 A4 pages
No long explanations
excess info may rule you out of getting job
DON'T INCLUDE
Photo
Age
Height
Martial Status
Health Situation (unless required)
Date you sent/made CV on
MUST INCLUDE
Contact details
Name
Home Address
Phone number
Serious Email address
Not one from when you were a child
eg: sillybilly123@hotmail.com
Education History
Overal exam results
Summarised, not listed
Most recent first
Qualifications
Employment history
eg: Internships, voluntary, paid, placement
length of time spent working in each job
References
Tailor CV for specific job
adapt skills listed for different jobs
Graphic designer and bar tender require different CVs
Do your homework on company you are applying for
Take note of skills required
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