You should attempt to address the following in order to maximize this section:

1. Let me introduce myself.

2. How can you benefit the business?

3. How do you want your career to go?

Check out our in-depth guide if you'd want additional information on writing your personal statement.

Experience and past employment history

You have the opportunity to list your prior employment, internships, and work experience in your employment history section.

Since your most recent role is the most relevant to the employer, list your experience in reverse chronological order.

Include your job title, the employer's name, the dates you worked there, and a brief description of the position in each job post. Next, list your main duties, accomplishments, and talents in bullet points. Be sure to use strong verbs and statistics to each point to substantiate your claims and highlight your influence.

Selecting the responsibilities most pertinent to the position you're looking for is helpful, particularly if the list is lengthy. If you have a lot of experience, you can take away some of the details from outdated or unimportant positions. You can remove any positions that date back more than ten years.

Things to Put on Your Resume

Although a resume's format can be altered to fit your specific experiences and skill set, there are several areas that employers will always want to see on your resume.

The following are the sections that your resume has to have:

Name, title, and professional information

Your name, professional title, and contact information should appear in the first section of your resume, which should be at the top of the page. You should never use the words "curriculum vitae" or "CV" in the title of your CV since it wastes important space. Instead, consider your name to be the title.

The most important information about your contact data are your phone number(s) and email address. It used to be standard practice to list your entire address on your resume. All you have to do now is mention your town and county.

You can also link to your LinkedIn profile in this part if you'd like, but make sure it's current!

This is an illustration of how your name, title, and contact information may appear:

·       Name* Last Name* Professional Title Place of Residence: Town, County

·       01234 567890 by phone

·       Name: example@example.com

·       Individual profile

One of the most crucial sections of your CV is your personal profile, sometimes referred to as your personal statement, career purpose, or professional profile. It's a brief paragraph that provides a summary of your qualifications to potential employers, and it appears just below your name and contact information.

Every job you apply for should have a customized profile that highlights your unique qualities that make you a good fit for the position. Your personal statement should only be a few phrases long, pleasant, and concise.

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