Originally Posted by
MATCOS
Please keep the most relevant, recent achievements/job roles at the top, I interview a lot in my role and CV's in this format stand much more of a chance of moving to the next stage, remember some jobs have hundreds of applicants and things like the above, grammer, spelling etc are vital or they get filed in the bin!!
Do not use fancy coloured paper, paper that is too thick/heavy or anything that sticks out too much, no photos on them (unless specifically asked).
Some people think that this will get them noticed, it does, but for the wrong reasons...
Good luck
Perfect Advice.
I interview on a daily basis and must see about 80Cvs a Day.
I would also alter your CV depending on the job your applying for. Put in as much relevant information for that role as possible and remove things that they wont want to see.
Do not use an odd text format as it will look poor and will prob end in the bin.
the ideal format i prefer is
Name
Address
Personal Statement
Employment (MOST RECENT FIRST.no one wants to read about your paper-round at 13 lol)
Education
References
If you want.....send me what you have done and i will look at it for you
