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How To Build Your CV – 5 small steps that can make a big difference
Your CV- CURRICULUM VITAE, is a document which provides with an overview of all your past work, achievements and experience. For some people it can be the most important piece of paper in their lives- even more important than their board’s mark sheet! Be it out of compulsion or genuine interest, Your CV has got to be the nicest, most professional one there is out there. So what can be done to ensure this?
Make sure you start your CV with all of your essential personal details such as
*Date of Birth
*Address
*Full name
*Parent’s name
*Contact number etc
Then proceed with your educational qualifications, that is
*10 class board marks
*12 class board marks
*name of school
*name of college and course pursued.
Then make a separate table regarding all your extra curricular. This can range from your favorite hobby to exceptional achievements such as a national level award or an international level sport played. Remember, mention things such as being a part of the Debate society or Dramatics club of your school or college. It holds a lot of importance. It lets your interviewer know that you are able to deal with impromptu situations efficiently and have good orator and negotiating skills.
Lastly, end your CV with references. This could even be from a school teacher who taught you years ago. Make sure you get it written by someone who knows you inside out. Who is fully aware of your past achievements and future capabilities.
After writing your CV, proof read it several times. Make sure you either make a table or present everything in bullets. It makes it easier to read. Check for grammatical errors. Try making your CV look as professional as possible. Get other people to read your CV and evaluate their inputs- whether there advises will help make your CV better or not. Don’t over do your CV by using a fancy font or colorful titles. Keep it simple but classy.
All the best!
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CV acts like a window to different firm from where they can look out to see whats in you 😀
All the points given in article is very good and well researched 😀 even one should follow the points given 😀 above 😀 for an effective cv 😀
But i would like to add a points 😀
Before 10 years of corporate experience your cv should be of only one page 😀
i.e Loaded with perfect info rather than filling it with rubish 😀
GOod work 😀
Keep it up 😀
Very helpful!
Helpful and well written article 🙂
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That’s a very helpful guide for resume making. Thanks!
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Amazing! Though we all are aware of writing a CV, yet we don’t fail to make small, silly mistakes. Your work is going to help us along our ways. Useful update. Keep it up.
Good points u added.
CV plays a very vital role in your professional career. Hence, it should be written with utmost care.
You’ve pointed out everything that should be taken care of while writing a CV.
Well-structured. Those people making a CV should consider this article!
informative and helpfull 🙂
Thanks 🙂
It was helpful!
True! Great effort!
These things definitely helps us in our future
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Handy information for preparing CV.
Thank you for the tips. Well done.
Nice one … Informative
Hey!
First of all thank u so much fo providing me with this vital information.
But during the seminars we have been told not to go for recommendation until or unless asked for?
So, at what stage of recruitment procedure one should ask for it?
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So efficient and precise!
Excellently presented
Informative.. Nice work!