Posts tagged CV
CV Builder Review: resume.io

In this video, I discuss the pros and cons of CV Builder: Resume.io. It offers both free and premium versions and is super easy to use. It’s one of the more cost-effective options on the market but doesn’t provide completely filled-in templates, which I find helpful.

Take a look at the video to find out more:

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CV Builder Review: EnhanceCV

In this video, I outline the benefits and features of EnhancCV. Check out the website here: enhancv.com.

It offers both free and premium versions and is super intuitive to use. It also allows you to create a matching cover letter for simply sharing the link with your friends for feedback.

I really liked using this CV builder and would recommend it.

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CV Builder Review: VisualCV

Visual CV is a very nice, intuitive piece of CV-building software with both free and premium options. I found it super simple and easy to use and lots of nice designs. You probably will have to pay for it if you're planning on downloading the Word files or if you don't want branding on your documents. www.visualcv.com

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CV Builder Review: KickResume

Here is a review of Kickresume—a CV (resume) builder that allows you to design, format, write and download a graphically designed CV. It also provides cover letter and resignation letter assistance and has a built-in AI feature that removes the difficulty of coming up with the content on your own.

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CV Workshop

This is a live, online workshop on the best tips and techniques for creating an effective CV, including everything from formatting and content to tailoring it for a specific job or industry. You'll Learn: - How to distinguish your CV from your cover letter - The best way to "sell yourself" in writing - Two common mistakes to avoid in your career summary - Make your applications eye-catching through powerful verbs and phrases - Tips for tailoring your applications to specific jobs - How to give weight to your experience and achievements

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6 steps to entering the workforce for the first time.


When you’re starting your career, you need to take the first basic steps towards getting a job. It may be a daunting task for some people, but it doesn’t need to be. There are many things you could do, but the most important thing is to prioritise what you need to do first. For example, at some stage you should build a LinkedIn profile, undertake some professional development courses, start networking etc, but they’re not at the top of the ‘to do’ list just yet. So, what are the top priorities?
Here are the top 6 things to do when starting out on your career:
 

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CV Template and Suggestions

There are many pages online offering advice for writing the best Curriculum Vitae possible, but let’s start by getting the simple things right. Make sure that you have good quality content, a clear layout/design, relevant information, and the correct length. In terms of writing a CV, you can use your own personal style as long as you stick to a few standard rules. Generally speaking:

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