I've been trusted to work as a job coach with quite a lot through the Employment Service and would like to come out for more on how a good resume can look.
to write their CV so that it gets noticed and read is not always the easiest but with some tips and tricks, you can "Pimp" up your resume so it stands out and gets read by the recruits.
Think Newspaper
first A good headline, photo, three strong words or three very short sentences describe yourself in a good way, there may be properties or areas you are good at. More powerful, it will be if you write words that start with the same letter.
second Something that captures the interest in early and have more details later, remember to write legibly, that it is spelled correctly, not for long sentences or the strange word.
third A good layout so that your CV stands out in a stack of other papers.
4th Have the most interesting in the upper right corner, sometimes reading a recruiter is not more than 30 seconds, personal information, you can write at the bottom instead. Write what you know and what you want! Ex Sales Manager looking for aggressive sales-oriented company, Receptionist with good language skills for international business.
5th Can you see the results you will be more interesting. eg Activity :..... Results :....... All companies are interested in results.
6th Organize your previous jobs in reverse chronological order, ie with the most recent first
Roll - Company - In (You do not need to date)
Consider whether anything you do in life would be an asset, you probably have more skills than you first is aware of.
7th Training can also be in reverse order, was brief. Language and computer skills - depending on industry, most assume that you have some computer skills and can at least English.
8th Trust can be useful to include especially if you are new to the labor market, you have much more in your CV may be considered noise
9th Please write out who are your references and their contact number or address - to ensure that they are taking added.
10th Finish with your name, phone number and email address, address, you also have to, you have a good LinkedIn profile, you can write it too but do not write all your profiles on lots of different places, it becomes too much.
Good luck!
Bridget
