\n\u201cThe resume focuses on you and the past. The cover letter focuses on the employer and the future. Tell the hiring professional what you can do to benefit the organization in the future. (12)\u201d
\n\u2015 Joyce Lain Kennedy, Cover Letters for Dummies<\/strong><\/p>\n
The full form of CV<\/strong> is “CURRICULUM VITAE\u201d<\/strong> also known as \u201cresume\u201d<\/strong>. Probably, the first CV was written by Leonardo Da Vinci<\/strong> five hundred years ago. Since then things have moved slightly on and now it\u2019s essential to have a well presented professional CV.<\/p>\n CV<\/strong> is an outline of a person’s educational and professional history usually prepared for the job opportunities. Also, it gives an insight to any employer and is typically used to screen applicants, often followed by an interview, when seeking employment.<\/p>\n CV is crucial because it gives a prospective to an employer such as: Till now we have understand what CV is and CV holds an important position while going for an interview. But, we are not the only one opting for the respective job; there are many more. So, what is the perfect technique to trick everyone and get a job? Is it good looks? Or may be good communicating skill? If not, then may be its etiquette? Up to some extent each and every point mention above place an important position during interview; but one and the foremost thing which come into consideration is your CV. Nobody can even underestimate how important it is to have a good resume. Resume is like presenting your personality in front of someone who doesn\u2019t have any idea about who is you, what your family background is or where you come from. First impression count, and first impression that a potential employer will have you, is going to depend on how you present your resume. This going to be your one and only chance to capture a potential employer\u2019s attention, or for your resume to be tossed into the file of those they don\u2019t want to pursue.<\/p>\n But, yet confuse what a good resume hold?<\/p>\n Let\u2019s have an eye on the information which CV should include:<\/p>\n 45% – previous related work experience
\n– A snapshot of who you are.
\n– Information on the relevant skills and experience you have for a specific job.
\n– Information or relevant transferable skills you have when applying for a job in a different industry.
\n– Information on your past work experience.
\n– Information on any qualification training courses you have been on.
\n– An idea of your hobbies, past times and what you like to do in your leisure time.
\n– Personal contact details.<\/p>\n
\n35% – qualification and skills
\n25% – easy to read
\n16% – spelling and grammar
\n9%- intangible individuality\/ desire to succeed
\n3% – clear objective
\n2%- keywords added
\n1%- contact information
\n1%- personal experience
\n1% – computer skills<\/p>\n
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