DIY Tips for Writing a Strong CV
See below for some top DIY tips if you are going to produce your own CV. Though remember a CV writer should have years of experience in both recruitment and consulting with Clients.
- Use Clear Formatting:
- Readability: Ensure your CV is well-organised with clear headings, consistent font sizes, and appropriate use of bullet points.
- Professional Appearance: Avoid overly elaborate designs. A clean, professional layout is preferred.
- Tailor Your CV:
- Customisation: Customise your CV for each job application. Highlight skills and experiences that are most relevant to the job description.
- Job Description Alignment: Reflect the language and requirements of the job listing to show that you’re a good fit.
- Quantify Achievements:
- Impact: Quantify your achievements using numbers and specific examples (e.g., “Increased sales by 20% in one year” or “Managed a team of 10”).
- Evidence: Quantifying results gives concrete evidence of your contributions and effectiveness.
- Focus on Keywords:
- ATS-Friendly: Incorporate keywords from the job description to ensure your CV is ATS-compatible.
- Relevance: Keywords should naturally fit into your job descriptions and skill sections.
- Proofread:
- Accuracy: Carefully proofread your CV to eliminate any typos, grammatical errors, or inconsistencies.
- Polish: Consider having a friend or mentor review your CV to catch mistakes you might have missed.
DIY tips for writing a CV
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