A recipe for CV Success (Infographic)
Your CV is the most important document when it comes to hunting for a job. Having a sub-standard or incomplete CV could be the main reason that a potential employer overlooks your job application and gives them the impression that you are not serious about finding a job. Your CV should look professional, not like a handwritten note that you wrote 2 hours before you applied for the job.
There are many companies out there who are offering CV writing / creation services that you can pay to create a professional CV, but you don’t necessarily have to use one of them. There are tons of CV tips and infographics on the Job Mail blog and more resources are only a Google search away that you can utilize for free.
Today I’m featuring an infographic entitled “Recipe for CV Success” (created by Giraffe CV’s in the UK). The infographic offers some useful tips and lists the key elements that need to be on your CV in a very unique and funky style. I’m pretty sure that you’ll find this helpful.
Did you find this recipe for CV success useful or did this infographic leave you in the dark? Leave a comment and let us know what you think. Feedback is appreciated and welcome here. If you have enjoyed reading this article, feel free to share this article with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. Remember: Sharing is Caring.
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I would like to receive a draft or format of a CV if its possible.
Hi Zama – Check the articles about CV’s on this blog, you’ll find the info that you need. There’s also loads of hints for creating a CV available on the internet.
I need a goods receiving jobs around gauteng
Hi Peter – Register on the Job Mail Website as a job seeker. Visit http://goo.gl/KggPLg. Then search, browse and apply for positions.
Give us a jobs plz cause u got connection to orgarnisations and good job for traying to help