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Sharing my Latest CV

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No one will really find out right? - When writing your CV, there is always a temptation to "tweak" the resume in a way that makes your profile look strong. This has become a normalised point now simply because due to the volume of CVs flying around on the world wide web, most of these modifications go un-noticed. Speaking purely from a personal point of view, I always advise people to simply tell the truth on the CV. If your official job title for example was not "Project Manager", then simply do not state it. Yes, I appreciate that you may have handled tasks to this level or in your day-to-day duty, it may have been an unwritten point that you were viewed as the Project Manager, but at the end of the day, it was not your official job title. A request from your new employer of your experience certificate will quickly start causing issues when they see a different title. This goes towards damaging your brand and staying as a record and a memory for many people that interacted with you in the hiring cycle. If you wish to show that you have operated at a senior level, you are best advised to write that about your achievements in the job explanation part of your resume. This way, you are being transparent and making sure that your profile is clear of any misconceptions. As always, this is not a guaranteed method to gt a job, but simply some friendly advice. I hope it helps. www.keo.com/careers

Knowing how to summarize your career is a skill! I know, 5+ years of experience is a lot and you want to include EVERY detail to showcase all your expertise. BUT. ALL your experience is not relevant to that job. If your resume is 7 pages long, the RELEVANT experience will get LOST. SO. Keep it short. Two pages max. Include ONLY what's relevant to THAT JOB you are applying for.

Share your Updated CV

"Happy New Month, everyone! May this month bring you new opportunities, success, and joy. As we embark on this fresh start, here are some detailed CV tips to help you stand out when applying for a job👍 1. Tailor it to the job: Customize your CV for each application, emphasizing skills and experiences relevant to the position. 2. Keep it concise: Aim for a clear, one-page document if possible. Use bullet points to make information easy to read and scan. 3. Highlight achievements: Quantify your accomplishments with numbers or percentages to showcase your impact. 4. Use a professional format: Choose a clean, easy-to-read font and a professional layout. Avoid using colorful or overly decorative designs. 5. Include key sections: Ensure your CV includes contact information, a summary or profile statement, work experience, education, skills, and optional sections like certifications or volunteer experience. 6. Proofread meticulously: Check for errors in grammar, spelling, and formatting. Consider asking a friend or colleague to review it as well. 7. Update regularly: Keep your CV current with new experiences and skills, removing outdated information. Let's make May a month of growth and professional advancement! #HappyNewMonth #May #CVTips"

Hello connections, I am excited to share my professional journey with you! Check out my latest resume for a detailed overview of my skills, experience, and achievements. I have hereby attached my professional Resume below..

To gain more experience and strengthen your CV

Here are some good insights about how get your résumé read. I would add just one more: Never forget that "résumé" is French for "summary" (not "dissertation")! https://lnkd.in/eswDd3rk (P.S. I am neither hiring nor on the job market. I just found a useful thing and wanted to share it.)