Job applications
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:56 pmOn the next link I've found two good advices for a curriculum vitae:
http://blog.infojobs.net/candidatos/com ... curriculum
1. Be brief. Sometimes people thinks that is better to explain all their academic and laboral experience. But when you read the document, the interviewer really is looking for information about the interviewed and his abilities for the job. Then, is better explain the things they need, not all the things.
2. Take care with the presentation: The interviewer probably doesn't knows you and the first contact will be the document. Take cares with the photo, the paper, the order... all this things can be valorated by the interviewer.
http://blog.infojobs.net/candidatos/com ... curriculum
1. Be brief. Sometimes people thinks that is better to explain all their academic and laboral experience. But when you read the document, the interviewer really is looking for information about the interviewed and his abilities for the job. Then, is better explain the things they need, not all the things.
2. Take care with the presentation: The interviewer probably doesn't knows you and the first contact will be the document. Take cares with the photo, the paper, the order... all this things can be valorated by the interviewer.