how can i write a cv?
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personal information ( name adress age birth place bla )\neducation ( high school college post bla )\nwork experience ( previous positions and where )\nreferences ( people who can they call and see if you realy worked there and how were you at the job )\ncontact information ( email, current address, phone, fax)
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Go to Microsotf's Office site. They have a large variety of resume templates you can download for free. You need to have MSWord to use them.
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do you still have the digital cv?? if yes you need to upload it to there site, if no you need to retype it and upload it to there site, if you go to monsters website thay will help you with your cv
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You can send it by regular mail (if you have the exact address), by fax or by email and you must include in your CV:\n- Personal information:  birthdate, address, phone, etc.\n- Basic studies:  school, college, etc.\n- Proffesional studies:  bachelor, degrees, etc.\n- Postgraduate studies:  master, doctoral, etc.\n- Working experience:  previous job, task, responsibilities, relevant dates, etc.\n- Conferences and seminars dictated\n- Articles, books, etc, writen\nand other information that can be relevant to the job.
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A résumé is usually 1-2 pages long and briefly chronicles your past experience - usually chronologically with the most recent experience first.  A résumé can be general or if it is being sent in for  specific job - the keywords in the job description should be mirrored in the résumé.  \n\nIn general a curriculum vitae is usually reserved for teaching or research positions.  It should include all positions held, all university information, all published articles/books, presentations, academic achievements, non-profit work etc.  The last person I worked for in the academic field had one that was 37 pages long and still growing.  \n\nIn both the résumé and CV you are allowed to "brag" about your accomplishments - but keep in mind to be truthful or it may come back to "bite" you later.  Use good action or numerically related terms.  For example: “Increased ROI on 3 product lines by 125%” or “Designed web cite for the County of Wellington”.  Keep lots of white space – don’t want to irritate those readers eyes.  \n\nGPA's higher than 3.2 should be put on your résumé and CV.  \n\nNo photos or references - photos are a "no-no" in this country and references should only be given when asked for - but always have them ready!  I put this information in re: the photos since I know that in many other countries is it normal to send a photo with your résumé.  \n\nOh you should also have a text only résumé and CV for sending on the Internet.  About 50% of the companies hiring on the net ask you to submit a text only résumé or CV so keep one of those handy too!\n\nBTW – some people like functional résumés – yet most hiring managers I know HATE them.  So I don’t recommend them.  They believe you are hiding something when you write functional vs. chronological.  \n\nSome good links:\n\nTEXT ONLY resume/CV\nhttp://www.ischool.utexas.edu/technology/tutorials/webdev/digital_resume/step3.html\n\nCHRONOLOGICAL resume/CV\nhttp://www.quintcareers.com/sample_resumes.html#MBA\n\nHow to make a CV\nfor a good example of what to include on a CV\nhttp://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/vita.html \n\nIf you are good at HTML you may also want to make an HTML site that has your “online” résumé and links to text and pdf versions.  \n\nOh yes make sure you do your homework on cover letters and thank you notes...thank you's are VERY important and often over looked!\n\ngood luck!
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Monster.com has some good tips for resume writing.  You might also want to check out www.resume-resource.com.  There are samples for almost every field that you can check out.  If you have Microsoft Office, there are a few templates that you can use. More are available on Microsoft's website.\n\nHope that helps!!!
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in order to write an effective resume u must keep in mind the objective specific i.e for wat thing u r applying..... mention ur pluss points n try to avoid negetivity in ur resume.\nif in the extreme situation u have to mention the negative things then make sure that u present it in a possitive manner.\nthe resume should be short but must have all the things.
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Did you know that at Kinkos they have a free service where they will help you make a resume or CV put it on a floppy or CD for you? They have books of model form CVs/resumes and trained personnel.\n\nIt's just a thought. I did that when I went back to work a couple of years ago.
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Definitely include a letter, even if it's just to say who you are and why you want to participate. Also update your CV and make sure it notes everything that is relevant to the job (or program, education).
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Monster Board and Career Builder both have resume writing guides.\n\nMy personal suggestion is to look at a good number of job postings that would interest you (national, not only local), and see what kind of language they use. Build the same wording into your resume. But only if you have the applicable experience and background of course! \n\nNever lie on your resume, one way or another it will be found out. You can bs your way through with a well written resume and maybe even ace the interview process but when it comes to doing the work...
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Open Word. Type the word resume in the help box. Click on it to obtain the following instructions: \nOn the File menu, click New.\nScroll down to Create a resume. \nClick the Other Documents tab.\nDouble-click Résumé Wizard. It will provide options. I prefer the Contemporary Resume, myself.   \nFollow the steps in the wizard, inserting your dates of employment, titles and duties including contact information at the top. The Résumé Wizard also helps you create a cover letter and send the résumé and cover letter to someone by e-mail or fax. To send items by e-mail or fax, your computer must support these services. Keep it short and simple, no more than one page, run spell check and avoid too much opinionated information. Stick to facts and statistics. Good luck! ps. Double click on areas to get template boxes to open when you are working on the actual document itself.
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Try pacement agencies like monoster, jobs ahead, naukri which are popular ones \n\nU have to uploaded your CV there and be persitent with applying
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A resume is made up of :\n\nAn accurate summary of your credentials\nEducation, achievements, job experience and goals\nIt should flow naturally and be easy to read\nIt should be based on a particular format: Chronological resume, Functional resume, Targeted resume or Combo resume \n\nDepending on their personal circumstances, people have different reasons to write a resume. It's important you have a clear idea of why you are writing a resume before you start as this will help you choose the correct resume style\n\nmore info on http://www.cvtips.com/resume.html
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probably Curriculum Vitae (CV)...a fancy resume...
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Same thing.  I find people use the word CV internationally.  In the US, most people call it a resume.
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I totally understand where you're coming from. I was job hunting a few months ago, and I was constantly looking for resources to see how I can spark up my CV.\nSo I've got some links for you, but before that, a couple of tips:\n1. Avoid paid consultants. Wherever you go you come across people telling you how withput their help (which is very reasonably priced...NOT!) you won't be able to get a job because your CV will be binned streight away.\nDon't buy any of that nonesense. Read as many CV examples as you can, and very quickly you'll get a feel of what works for you.\n2. Do try to open the CV with a few bullet points about what you are and what you bring. Strong, assertive sentences will set the tone for everything that follow.\n3. Illustrate your skills through your experience: you didn't just *do* something, you utilized skills for that. So draw attention to that.\n4. Adapt your CV and cover letters for the positions you're applying to, and incorporate key words from the job posting. When people read that they go: OH! exactly what I was looking for.\n\nThe Very best site:\nhttp://www.quintcareers.com/resres.html\n\nexamples of CVs:\nhttp://www.alec.co.uk/resume-examples/index.htm\n\nTips:\nhttp://www.misc-jobs.com/resumes_landing.php\n\nGood luck!
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You should try googling "writing CV" - I just did it, and found several good possibilities on the first page of hits.  I've included a few of the links I found.