Your CV (curriculum vitae) reflects a first impression of you, one mistake can seriously damage your chances of landing job interviews. Not tailoring your CV Your CV must be targeted to appeal solely to the niche of employers and vacancies that you are applying to. Not tailoring your CV is the most damaging mistake that […]
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Adding your work experience Once you’ve written your CV profile, it’s time to list your work experience. If you are an experienced candidate then this section will be the largest part of your CV. If you have little or no paid work experience you can also include: University work placements School work experience placements Voluntary
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September Newsletter “By all these lovely tokensSeptember days are here,With summer’s best of weatherAnd autumn’s best of cheer.”— Helen Hunt Jackson, September AUTUMN SPECIAL!!! 350VA’s Resume Campaign has been a great success! Because of huge demand, I will extend the offer throughout the month of September 7 Resume/CV questions answered! How long should a
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Your profile is a short introductory paragraph at the top of your CV, and is the first thing that a recruiter will see upon opening your CV. It needs to excite people and encourage them to continue reading the rest of your CV. What to include in your CV profile To provide employers with a
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Your CV will vary from everyone else depending on your experience level and the type of job you are applying for, but most employers will expect to see the following details in your CV: Name and contact details – It’s important that employers know who you are and how to contact you. A CV profile or
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The key to writing a “GOOD CV” is to show recruiters and hiring managers that you are a perfect fit for the job you are applying for. You also need to present the information in a way that can be digested quickly by busy people who have hundreds of CVs to review. By following my
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A Cover Letter is your opportunity to get the recruiter’s attention. Recruiters don’t spend more than 15-30 seconds to review it. So, make sure you put yourself into the spotlight in the best possible way. The Header This section should be similar to the one in your Resume. Address of The Company Here you write
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August Newsletter “The quiet August noon has come;A slumberous silence fills the sky;The winds are still, the trees are dumb,In glassy sleep the waters lie.”―William Cullen Bryant SUMMER SPECIAL!!! This month 350VA focuses on RESUME writing! Contact me now to get a Special August Quote for your individualised Resume. Happy Summer from 350VA 8
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Most new business owners start off with a workload that is manageable. You pull the occasional all-nighter, but you get everything done, and because of that your business grows. There are always ideas you think about implementing to grow faster. Client by client, your business grows, as does your workload. Now, you still want to
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If you have an Instagram, but aren’t sure how to use it, then this post is for you. Figure out your ideal client. This will help you determine what type of content you need to be posting. The content should be something your client wants to see. Make a schedule for posting. Once you
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