For a good cv what documents do you have to bring?
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Documents and materials need to write a CV: \n\nJob descriptions for all positions held\nPerformance reviews\nEducational transcripts and records of seminars/conferences attended since high school.\nReferences\n\nmore on http://www.cvtips.com/CV_documents.html
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Not clear, you need to create a company profile (a profile of the whole company) or provide your CV for a company's proposal?\n\nFor your personal CV, you don't want to just create a chronological list of all the places you ever worked (like a resume you might use for jobhunting).  You want to highlight your area of expertise, relevant skills, relevant traininig, previous work experience relevant to the project and examples of projects that you worked on, any awards you received, or articles you may have published. \n\nFor a company profile you want to provide short intro about the company, the company's mission, areas of expertise, accomplishments/awards and relevant projects.\n\nThat's just a short listing off the cuff. There's more you could include in either, depending on your situation, the industry and the type of contract you are trying for.  \n\nThere's no beating research when you have to do something for the first time: do some web searching for examples of either professional CV or company profile in the industry you are in.  Samples and templates are usually avaialable, and while you are at it, check out what the competition is saying about themselves.   You will turn up a number of resources that should prove helpful\n\nGood luck!
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Open Microsoft Word, go to Microsoft Office Word Help, type in the word 'cv' and you can select some templates. good luck with your applications!
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1.Aware About The Company And The Job Description.\n2.Be Confident To Explain The Things From Your Cv\n3.Dress In A Formal Manner.\n4.Attend The Interview In A Sharp Interview Time.\n5.Sit In A Casual Manner With Interviewer.\n6.Introduce Your Self In A Nice And Gentle Way.\n7.Be Brave To Face The Questions.\n8.Answer Them Exact Or Relevant Things Only,Don't Say\n  Unrelated Things For Interviewer's Questions.\n9.Be Proud To Say "No Idea" If You Don't Have Any Idea  Really,Instead Of Saying Lies.That Will Give You More Points.\n10.Talk When You Need, Otherwise Smile At Him In A Nice Way\n  Speak When They Need Clarification.Watch Whether He Satisfied By Your Answer Or Not. And Explain More.
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congratulations on wanting to get a job!!!Yes you will need to show them your working permit. A resume is a brag sheet on yourself...since this is your first job I would put the clubs that I belong to and any voluntary work that I did..and anything I have been in or done for the church like youth choir or even school plays. You should dress for the job you want for instance if you get a job at macy's I would dress really nice if you are trying to get a job at the gap or something like that I would suggest khakies on a polo....Good luck to you
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A CV is:\nYour Life History \nYour Job History \nYour Achievments \nYour Skills\n\nA resume is:\nAn accurate summary of your credentials \nEducation, achievements, job experience and goals
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You should call your local customs office. They will know what papers and other things you may need.
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Depends where you are from. Contact the Costa Rican embassy or consulate in your home country.\n\nIt's a safe bet you need at least a passport if you are from an English spealking country, though.
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Why are they asking for a CV. A CV is really just a resume. CV's are used by academic profesionls and in Europe rather than a traditionl resume. CV's focus on academic disciplines, education, accomplishments and work history. Check out this link.
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The best I could find was some artists CV.  I suggest you look at them and use them as a basis for you CV...;
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It really does not matter.\nUse your current email provider and simply save a word document CV and add it as an attached file or, simpler, write out your CV, copy it and paste it to the email you are sending.\nOne problem is, of course, size!!\nIf you are trying to send a ridiculously large CV then you should send it in parts or advise the recipient to go to your web address where he/she can read it at their lesiure.
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Prepare your resume, all the relevant documents (educational certs, identification certs, marriage cert etc).\nDress appropriately, at minimum it would be busineees shirt, pants and tie for guys and a jacket and business suit for ladies.\nBe on time, be confident and be competent.
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Your name, a detailed paragraph describing what you want to do and why you would be good for it (keep it 5 lines or less),  prior work experience, and education, in that order. Dont list your hobbies or activities you enjoy doing, no one but you cares. If there is a lapse in your employment, i.e. years where you were unemployed, explain that. List any computer programs you know proficiently at the bottom. DO NOT list References available upon request. DO NOT have a resume more than one page long. Look at it from the point of view of the person hiring, they probably have at least 50 resumes, more than one page doesnt make them think that you have more experience, it makes them think they have more to read. If they want references they will ask, whether you put available upon request or not.
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2 forms of identification, social security card and birth certificate that has been notarized usually does the trick. Some places depending on where you live may require proof of residency. If your under the age of 18, you require a parent or legal gaurdian's permission and they have to be present.
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Yes, they will ask you about the previous experience, but they only need documentation on previous 2 companies.\n\nH1 requirements say that you must have Bachelor's degree, the work experience requirement is not detrimental to visa.
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You need to contact your local consulate regarding specific requirements.  Some countries require that you provide them with some sort of proof that you are coming back after you finish school, etc.\nMake sure that you bring exactly what they are asking from you.  You will definitely need bank statements, ties to your country, like property, etc. If you are young and are the only one studying abroad, that is good.  If you already have family studying in the US, or if you have brothers and sisters living in the US, that is not so good.  Don't report relatives living in the US unless you have a weird last name, it is none of their business and they have no way of cheching that out.  Good luck!
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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).