- June 2, 2018
- Marketing Team
Category: CV Advice
- April 3, 2018
- Marketing Team
Having a clear, concise and well-formatted CV is crucial when applying for roles. With recruiters spending an average of 14 seconds looking at each CV, it's important yours stands out. Here are 7 actionable tips to improve your CV:
- March 14, 2018
- Shannon Carey
The majority of us go to university in the hopes of getting a good job afterwards: but when you graduate, you might find that your degree doesn’t necessarily lead straight into a career.
- March 2, 2018
- Natasha Stephenson
With deadlines fast approaching and your university days numbered, you may be concerned that your CV is not sufficient enough to enter you into the working world.
- March 1, 2018
- Jodie Reed
Although the internet is full of advice on how to create the perfect CV, the truth is there’s no one definitive way to style it; after all, some people have begun to favour ‘creative CVs’ – which can be anything from an infographic to an elaborate illustration, a milk carton to a billboard.
- February 24, 2018
- Marketing Team
An effective CV will place you ahead of the competition when looking for your next big career move, and hugely increase your chances of landing interviews.
- November 16, 2017
- Stacey Wood
Faced with the daunting task of sending out multiple copies of your CV and cover letter to many different potential employers, you may be thinking of taking a few short-cuts to speed up the whole process. It can be tempting to send out the exact same generic CV copy to every single employer on your list...
- October 23, 2017
- Catriona Dennis
Do you know your history? The humble CV has gone through multiple reiterations and changes. You might be surprised how the job market and application process has evolved.
- October 22, 2017
- Michael Lloyd
The first step of any job-hunt is creating a great CV. It’s the first thing employers see of you, and hopefully not the last!
- October 18, 2017
- Laura Slingo
As a student, it can be rather deflating if you only have retail experience to your name. In fact, it means that you have real work experience - something few grads can boast. Through your retail job, you have acquired skills that employers are looking for.