A good CV does more than list previous jobs and responsibilities. It explains what you’ve achieved, the contribution you’ve made and why your experience is relevant to the position you’re applying for.
When writing a CV, I concentrate on understanding the individual behind the job titles. That means discussing their responsibilities, budgets, teams, projects, challenges and achievements, wherever relevant.
I then structure that information into a professional document that communicates their experience clearly, using language appropriate to their industry and career level.
Every CV I produce focuses on:
- A clear professional profile relevant to the individual’s career direction.
- Achievements and contributions, supported by measurable results wherever possible.
- Relevant skills, qualifications and professional experience.
- Clear formatting that supports readability and ATS compatibility.
- Accurate information that reflects the individual’s experience.
Once the first draft is complete, we review it together in detail. I explain the content and structure, discuss any changes and continue refining it until you’re completely happy.
The examples above demonstrate the standards I apply to every CV I write.
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