Your CV is the first chance you get to make an impression with a prospective employer. Your name should be the first thing in your CV as it appears in your ID. It should be a maximum of five lines and should convince the potential employer that the rest of your CV is worth reading. State the role including specific employment dates, job title, company, line of duty and, in bullet points, duties, skills and achievements. HobbiesAdding this section will give the recruiter a better understanding of your abilities, personality and your interestsIt is important to review your CV before submitting it to the potential employer.

Source: Standard Digital April 30, 2021 11:37 UTC