CV
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Offices in the Vale of Glamorgan, close to Cardiff, Swansea and Bridgend, South Wales
Some Common CV Related questions
Q:
Is it alright to lie or bend the truth on your
CV?
A: It is never a good idea to lie about anything- let alone a
CV. Ask yourself this question: Would you trust someone who lied to
you?
The answer should be obvious- besides that, a CV often forms
part of an employment contract- if it is found that you lied, you
can be dismissed. Never ever lie on a CV. If you have a difficult
work issue or a period in your life when you did not work, please
send us your CV for review. We can help- email us your CV to
success@CVthatworks.com
and we can help.
Q:
Why do you need a cover letter?
A:
A
professional cover letter can make the difference between you
getting an interview and not. Put yourself in the shoes of the
employer- a well constructed cover letter shows at the very least
that you are able to put together a professional communiqué. It sets
you apart; there are no traffic jams on the extra mile.
Q:
I’m well connected, why do I need a CV?
A:
No matter how well connected you happen to be, at
some point you will need a CV. Don’t embarrass your colleague by not
having a CV ready when you are asked for it. You may find that your
contact wasn’t that well connected after all. Another reason for
having a CV is that people move on- it’s always a good idea to have
an up to date CV ready- nobody knows when someone will leave, a
promotion possibility arises or an opportunity for advancement comes
around. People are impressed when you have a CV readily available to
send them immediately.
How
do you write and present your CV professionally?
How do you show an employer that you are not
too old or too young? How do you show you are not over or under
qualified for a position?
How do you explain gaps in a career or frequent job changes?
If you are returning to work after illness or pregnancy, how can you let an employer know you are reliable and trustworthy?
Have you got the skills or the time to write a professional CV that is gu
aranteed to get you the interview that you deserve?Can you make your CV stand out from the hundreds or thousands of CV's that a
n employer will receive?