i need a CV

[lady_forever]

The most important thing that u be soo brief and stick to the point don't give any irrelevant information Shadow did a great translation clear and precise start ur letterby
end ur letter by
Dear sir\Mrs

I look forward to your acceptance
sincerely yours
print out your name
sign

also the formating of the cv counts stay on same margin don't use abreviations just copy what Shadow wrote
good luck

[orange infection]

thx
shadow wrote one hell of a resume for me
i will also make the size smaller ta yse3o :D

[orange infection]

so , i ommited some of the useless stuff i had in my old CV and of coursed made the size much smaller to make everything work
anyway i want to ask you if if this is considered as useless **** in a CV :

PROFFESSINAL OBJECTIVE

Seeking a position within a progressive company, where my skills will be cultivated and applied in a dynamic working environment in order to contribute to the future growth, development and reputation of the organization.

because i can delete this to talk more about some of my tasks at uni

[lady_forever]

Originally Posted by orange infection

so , i ommited some of the useless stuff i had in my old CV and of coursed made the size much smaller to make everything work
anyway i want to ask you if if this is considered as useless **** in a CV :



because i can delete this to talk more about some of my tasks at uni

This is important to be added but not as important as ur experience,so if the cv is long try to minimize it put ur experience if u have any and ur qualifications...

[Invisible]

Here are few advices:

1. You should have only one CV, and customize the cover letter based on the company you are applying for, emphasizing the experience you want to highlight based on the position you are applying for

which leads to:

2. Do NOT use any emotional or subjective sentences in your CV like: " my programming skills are also remarkable"
I would even omit this whole sentence:

They helped improve my programming skills and provide me with practical and valuable experience in this field.

Those sentences should rather be part of the cover letter.

3. Use the same style throughout the CV and stick to it. For example, all the experience will start by a date (or period) then with a title (job title) followed by a passive sentences (omitting the "I did, I developed...").

4. LAST BUT NOT LEAST: spell check, spell check, proof check...

Hope this helps,
Good luck

[Invisible]

oh forgot one more: if you are a fresh grad, your CV should NOT be more than 1 page! I believe the less the better, mich mawdou3 2incha2...

[orange infection]

hi again :D
one last question
when i mention my work experience , should i also mention the address and phone number of the company i worked for ????

[Shah Massoud]

Originally Posted by orange infection

hi again :D
one last question
when i mention my work experience , should i also mention the address and phone number of the company i worked for ????

no, just put between brackets the fields in which it is specialised