Resume Tips & Advice
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Put your most important skills at the beginning.
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Keep the layout and design legible, consistent
and easy to follow, with good clear headings and a large easy-to-read typeface
such as Times New Roman, Courier or Arial.
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Orientate your CV towards specific (and
quantifiable) achievements rather than duties and responsibilities.
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Write in clear, concise terms, using active
words such as ‘accomplished’, ‘created’, ‘enhanced’, ‘launched’, ‘negotiated’.
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Keep it succinct. Highlight particular personal
achievements. For example: ‘During my period as Manager, revenue increased by
120 per cent.’
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Put your work history and educational details in
reverse chronological order, starting with the most recent. It is easier to follow.
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Be specific - use numbers or percentages to
illustrate your successes.
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Check for spelling or typographical errors.
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Keep a hardcopy version handy so you’re ready
for any enquiries.
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