Employers look for several key elements in a CV, depending on the industry and role.
1. Clear and Professional Format
Well-structured with headings and bullet points
Easy-to-read font and layout
No spelling or grammar mistakes
2. Contact Information
Full name, phone number, email
LinkedIn profile (if relevant)
3. Strong Personal Statement (Summary)
2-4 sentences summarizing your experience, skills, and career goals
Tailored to the job you’re applying for
4. Work Experience (Most Important Section)
List jobs in reverse chronological order (latest job first)
Include job title, company name, dates of employment
Briefly describe responsibilities and key achievements (use numbers where possible)
5. Key Skills
Relevant hard and soft skills
Match keywords from the job description
Example: Project Management, Data Analysis, Customer Service, Leadership
6. Education & Qualifications
Degree(s), college/university name, and graduation year
Relevant certifications or training
7. Additional Sections (if relevant)
Certifications (e.g., PMP, Google Analytics, AWS)
Languages (especially if applying for international roles)
Projects or Volunteering (shows initiative and leadership)
Awards & Achievements
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