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Why You Need A Web CV

In this age of technology a CV put together on an old typewriter and sent ‘snail mail’ is not enough. A Web CV is simply a copy of your CV produced on a web page that can be accessed via the Internet rather than held on your PC at home. It is an ideal addition to your job hunting toolkit if you intend to spend any time away from your PC. Imagine being away for the weekend, whether on a wild trip to Amsterdam or a cosy hotel in Paris. You pop into an Internet café to find the nearest Italian restaurant and browse the web to use up the rest of your pre-paid time. You come across the perfect job! With a Web CV you can send an email with your CV Web address and password to the employer or recruitment agency and they can view your CV immediately. Indeed, whether you are moving house, taking a gap year abroad or travelling extensively in your current job you can give employers and agencies instant access to your CV and you can apply for any vacancy at any time. With a CV Web page you can ring employers or agencies about a job advertised in the local paper and instead of just sending your CV by post a few days later, why not give them your web address and password over the phone? They can look at your CV while you are still talking. You will be remembered for being innovative, professional and efficient. Even if you apply for a vacancy via email you can include a link to your CV Web Page or add it to your covering letter. Employers in every line of business use computer technology to a small or larger degree. A Web CV will show employers and recruiters that you are aware of and embracing the latest technology. Add a Web CV to your toolkit today and get ahead of the rest. E & O E - Copyright 2005 CVwriting.net Read the full article

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How to Make a Reference Page for a Resume?

A reference page for resume is basically a reference sheet containing the list of the people who can verify and elaborate on your professional experience and capabilities for a potential employer in a reputed organization. Earlier, people included these references anywhere in their resume, but as of today, one has to prepare a separate sheet for listing these references. Hence, this separate sheet of references adds more volume to your resume as well as makes it convenient for the person reviewing your online resume to contact the enlisted references. Therefore, it is important that one should prepare a reference page for resume containing the necessary information, formatted in a corrected way.

Reference Page for Resume

The first and foremost step while preparing your reference page is to decide the references you want to enlist in the page.Your list of references may include personal as well as professional references like your ex or present employers, school or college faculty members, advisers, etc. along with their names, addresses, organizations they are presently working for, phone numbers, and a few lines on how these people are related to you.

However, ensure that all those people who you would be enlisting in your reference sheet know you well so that they can provide correct information about you. Do not forget to ask for their permission before including their names in your reference sheet.

Generally you can have three to six references in your sheet, starting from your most strongest and reliable contact who can give a positive recommendation about you. Hence, give a copy of your best online resume to your references so that they can have a quick review of your qualifications, achievements, and strengths, as this will help them to prepare themselves for the questions or queries they will be asked if contacted by your potential employers.

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7 Tips To Write A CV For Beginners

1. Cover all bases

Make sure when writing a CV that it includes your contact details (full name, email, mobile, address), education, professional qualifications, referees, skills and work experience. Consider including a short statement at the top outlining your career aims and key selling points. Depending on your strengths, you may wish to order your paragraphs differently – starting with your skills, education or work experience.

2. Tailor your message

Many CVs and cover letters are too generic. To differentiate yours, tailor it to your reader and focus on what’s pertinent for this particular application.

Start with a blueprint CV – a full list of all your projects, skills and experiences – then pick and choose which elements to feature on your final version without omitting anything important.

Give thought to which achievements are really significant. Is the swimming competition you won as a child a vital piece of information? Might a three-month extra-curricular project prove more interesting?

3. Showcase Both Universal And Specific Skills

Always feature skills that are universally in demand: analytical and interpersonal skills, teamwork, leadership and creativity. Then, complement these with skills that are especially relevant for the role in question, including soft skills, hard knowledge, technical aptitude and commercial awareness.

4. Avoid Unquantifiable Claims And Clichés

Back up each claim with concrete evidence and measurable achievements. It’s not enough to assert that you’re a leader or a good communicator. You need to reference specific projects and occasions when you’ve risen to challenges or taken risks. Give details of exactly how you contributed and what you achieved.

Don’t write: “I participated in a social media project.”

Do write: “I designed a social media campaign that helped increase our customer base by 8% over three months.”

5. Use Assertive Language

When writing a CV, grab your reader’s attention with buzzwords and action verbs that jump out from the page to highlight your input, initiatives and innovations. What did you increase, decrease, implement, produce, report, create, support or develop?

6. Be Succinct

It’s usually a good idea to fit your CV on a single side of A4, or two pages at the most. Obviously this isn’t to say that you should try to squish huge chunks of texts by reducing font size or playing around with margins. Your CV should be readable and clearly laid out. But try to be selective when it comes to deciding on what information to include in your online CV. Express ideas as succinctly as possible  your voice will emerge all the more audibly from concision.

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How to get a Job?

The most important part about getting yourself hired is presenting your  skills you possess and represent it in your CV/Resume

Important points to keep in mind while crafting a resume, 

1.               Make it keyword rich: Most of resumes submitted to recruiters today are handled by Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) which are automated software’s for candidate short listing, use appropriate keywords so that you can get shortlisted according to the job role you are applying.

2.               Keep it simple: The Fonts you use for Resume writing should be sober on eyes also select font size appropriately to make it readable. Use bullet points wherever possible and keep paragraphs as short as possible

3.               LinkedIn: Do include your LinkedIn profile in your resume it will make hiring managers job a lot more easier as you are supplying your past work examples

4.             Optional Information:

·         Objective Statements - There are no hard and fast rules, but many          experts suggest skipping the skip the objective statement unless you have very little work experience instead  present work history and experience in a clear and manner.

·         Headline - That highlights your value as a Job seeker

·         Resume profile – a brief summary of your qualifications and skills

·         Career summary – lists your experience and key achievements.

5. Try using services of any Online Resume Building Platform if you want to give your Resume a professional look and make it more presentable.