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When you set out to bag your first internship or job the
most crucial part is played by your CV/Resume. Your CV is the first thing that
the employer sees and it should reflect your personality and your work.
Generally, even if you are qualified for the role, you don’t
get a call from the employer and that may be because your CV / Resume is not
doing justice to you.
Here are a few things that you should keep in mind when
making your CV/Resume.
Keep It Short
Try and keep your resume as short and precise as possible. Don’t
make a 5 page CV/Resume. It should ideally be not more than two pages.
Explain Your Work
When you mention your achievements and work experiences,
mention your job role and responsibilities as well.
For e.g.:
Worked at XYZ
organisation as a ABC
I was in charge of
carrying out the following activities
___________________________
___________________________
I used to also in charge of _____
Basically, mention everything that you used to do at your
workplace.
Include Additional
Skills
Do not forget to mention your computer, language or any
other relevant skills.
Check for Typos and
Mistakes
Before sending the CV, check the document once. Try to avoid
any typos and silly mistakes.
Make It Look
Attractive
Make use of bullet points and if you are from the creative
field then do not hesitate from making a creative resume.
Do Not Use Fancy
Fonts
Make sure you are using professional fonts. Do not use fancy
or something which can be difficult to read. I would suggest using any font
from the Serif family.
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