What makes a good CV and how to make a good cv
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What makes a
good CV and how to make a good cv
Learn
the best practice involved in writing with pure perfection for a better chance
of getting any work or job of your choice.
Having
good knowledge of something, makes you a perfect man in your lane, dear friend
if you have been having much hard times in writing a good cv for your new
proposed work then you should read this post to the very last full stop on the
page. Follow my instructions one after the other. Read every recommended post
on this page for more clarification.
1.
Use the best
cv format for your application: when writing for an engineering work make
sure you don’t make use of medical cv format for your proposed boss, if you do
so you might be getting out of the job.
But if you use the format meant for
your proposed work you will stand a good chance of getting the job.
2.
Always
include your contacts: some people don’t know the reason why they don’t get the job
they want is due to the fact they failed to include a valid phone number and
email address, not all company will have the time to come looking for you in
your house in other to inform you of your success in the interview, so it’s
always better to use two phone numbers, so that when the other line is down,
you can be reached with the second one.
3.
Always
include your year of graduation: including your year of graduation will let
the company know when you came of one institution to the other.
4.
References: This is
the master of all; some just use this for using sake without having good
knowledge of what it is and why it is used. The main reason why 60% of person
looking for jobs never get their job, is failure use this in the appropriate
manner. In other to make sure you get
your new job as a graduate or non graduate always make contact your referee
before you include him or her.
5.
Typographical
error and grammatical error: After typing your cv get
someone to read it and tell you of any error in typing and spelling, don’t
always leave the typist to do that for you.
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