When it comes to applying for a new job, outside of the initial application, your CV is often\u00a0the first touch-point any prospective employer has with you.<\/p>\n
So it’s important that you structure it so your best qualities can really shine through.<\/p>\n
BusinessTech spoke to a recruitment expert who provided 11 tips to help you better structure your CV, so that you don’t drown out your skills with a flood of useless information – or leave employers in the dark.<\/p>\n
According to our expert, a CV should be able to be read in approximately 30 seconds – which is a short time to say everything you need to.<\/p>\n
Most importantly, you should take the time to make sure your CV is free of errors, and includes crucial information such as contact details.<\/p>\n
“You would be amazed at the amount of people leaving these off and miss out on great positions,” she said.<\/p>\n
Here are 11 tips to better structure your CV:<\/strong><\/p>\n Once you’ve passed an employer’s CV check and get called up for an interview – be sure to check out our tips on how to prepare for a job interview in SA<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n 7 things you should negotiate before saying yes to your next job<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Top 10 most common interview blunders<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n South Africa\u2019s best and worst paying jobs \u2013 and the gap in between<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n
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