1. Complete all the fields
By providing as much as possible information, recruiters will be able to find you quicker in their CV searches. It will also create the impression that you are thorough and possibly a good candidate for the job.
2. Include keywords
Use keywords that recruiters are likely to search for and that will identify your profile or CV the best on CV searches. Enter comma separated keywords e.g. sales, marketing, communication etc.
3. List your skills/experience
By listing your main skills or fields of experience, recruiters will be able to find your CV quicker as your skills will match their specific requirements. For best results, list skills that are relevant to the job you desire, as well as transferable skills such as team-building, problem-solving and planning.
4. Include a cover letter
This is an opportunity to market yourself and highlight your strengths. Be concise and to the point, but try to sound positive and dynamic by using active verbs. Your cover letter will make the first impression and determine whether or not you capture a recruiter’s attention.
5. Check your spelling and grammar
Submitting an online CV is so convenient and instant, but this has definitely contributed to a lessened attention to detail. To make a good impression on the possible employer and improve your chances of securing an interview, make sure the copy in your online CV is of good quality.
6. Be honest
You’re setting yourself up for failure by misrepresenting yourself and your abilities. Grossly overstating your accomplishments or skills may come back to haunt you during an interview or even eliminate your chances of securing an interview. So, just be honest and spare yourself the embarrassment!
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