The point is to be the size that developed, conform to a standard file folder or a lever. 2. Ask your resume writing or processed, with much space between paragraphs and allow adequate margins. No need to have it professionally printed. 3. Use short paragraphs – preferably no more than five or six lines of 4. Proof read your CV and cover letter (another essential document) thoroughly to see if there are any errors, then get another pair of eyes to give it more time.

It is surprising how easy it is to overlook obvious spelling mistakes and when they are immersed in it for hours. Someone else will see it immediately. 5. Include your contribution in each of their jobs. Give the most important beings emphasis. 6.

Assign as much space for your most recent job. 7. List your business with professional associations – but only if appropriate. 8. Maintaining a permanent record of their achievements, no matter how insignificant it may seem, and updated regularly. This will be the base document for a good CV or resume, if you do it yourself or have written professionally. 9. Before applying for any position, be sure to send each referee a copy of your CV. 10. Send a letter, as each letter with CV. This is an absolute necessity, but writing the letter should be very carefully done and is another topic in itself.