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[hlaphoneshwe]

Hello Everyone,

 

I want to write my CV. I want it to be impressive. I am so bad in writing english. Can anyone help me in writing CV or share your CV templates. I want to reference. Especially, I want to apply Architectural 3D Visualizer post. I am waiting for your help:confused:. Thank you

Edited May 14, 2013 by hlaphoneshwe

[Krisztian Gulyas]

You can find tons of examples on the internet. Try not waiting here for an answer, but try to find something on google.

I assume you understand English very well so it won't be a problem to read some tips about the topic.

[Scott Schroeder]

From someone who actively hires new folks, your CV isn't what I focus on. What should be impressive should be your portfolio. Your CV should supplement your actual work. All of your education, achievements, etc won't mean much if you can't back it up with equally, if not more, impressive work.

 

CV's should be simple and to the point. The more flare you put in, the less interested I get.

 

Also, give yourself credit, your English is better than a lot of folks on this board. I understood you and I understood your objective.

[cg_Butler]

I agree with Scott.

 

I've been looking at a lot of CV's lately and some are quite frankly bin-able within 5 seconds of seeing it. Keep your CV simple and easy to read. No need for fancy borders or a lot of colour, just clean text. Keep the images purely for your portfolio section and don't complicate your CV's text by embedding images within it.

 

Simple bold headings and lists are easy to read. I'm not sating you should just do that, paragraphs of text are good too, as long as it's not waffle! Focus and only write down key points and strengths.

[hlaphoneshwe]

Thank You, Scott. Now I know what is important. I am preparing my best in portfolio.

[marius e]

Less is more in a portfolio, only show your best work, more important, show different tipe of projects eg. retail, commercial, residential.