Nailing Your CV Like a Pro

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1. Choosing the font.

While experimenting with fonts can be fun it’s important not to go. Using varied fonts can make your CV look cluttered and unprofessional. Typically using one font for headings and another for the body text works well. Just make sure they are easy to read and convey professionalism.

2. Considering colors;

It’s tempting to use colors to stand out. Depending on the industry or role you’re applying for sticking to more traditional formats might be preferred. Ensure that the color scheme aligns, with the vibe of the job you seek.

3. Digital compatibility;

Nowadays resumes are often submitted digitally. If you’re sending your resume electronically it’s crucial to ensure that its design elements translate into PDF or any other format you’re using. This includes checking if fonts are compatible and verifying how colors appear on screens.

4. Including keywords;

In todays job application landscape having keywords in your resume is essential.

Many companies use Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) that scan resumes for keywords related to the job posting. Even if your resume is visually appealing it may go unnoticed if it lacks the keywords.

5. Content;

While design and branding are important the content of your resume holds significance. Make sure to communicate your accomplishments, skills and experience. Regardless of how appealing your resume maybe it needs to portray your professional journey in order to fulfill its purpose.

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Managing a Perfect Resume

Crafting a resume is crucial when it comes to leaving an impression, on potential employers. Below you’ll find a step, by step guide to help you create a resume.

Work Experience:

Start with your job and include details, like your job title, the company you worked for where it was located and the duration of your employment. Use bullet points to highlight your responsibilities and notable achievements.

Education:

List your qualifications starting with the recent degree or certification you obtained.

Skills.

Mention any skills you have such as expertise or proficiency, in different languages.

Additional Sections (if applicable); Include any sections that might be relevant to showcase certifications, publications, volunteer work courses you’ve taken, etc.

Keep it concise.

While there is no rule, on the length of a resume most recruiters prefer resumes that’re one to two pages long. It is important to be concise and include information that is directly related to the job you are applying for.

Keep in mind that an ideal resume does not highlight your skills and experience but also presents a narrative, about your identity. This is your opportunity to create a lasting impact so dedicate the time and effort to make it truly compelling!