Techniques for creating a good resume (CV).

 

Your curriculum vitae (CV) is the primary means of presenting yourself as a job seeker to a potential employer. But in many cases, job seekers do not attach importance to making their CV beautiful and correct. As a result, many eligible candidates do not receive an interview invitation and are denied the opportunity to demonstrate their eligibility.

Facts to Keep in Mind Before Creating a Resume ---

● The average employer spends no more than 30 seconds on a resume, so it should be short Presentation of information should be clear Avoid unnecessary or less important information

● Resume for inexperienced/fresher candidate should not be more than one to two pages.

● Your CV is your way of marketing so it must be interesting but don't use anything flashy like colored paper or colored ink to highlight something, you can do it in bold, italics or underline

● Remember that potential employers will have a negative impression of you if there are any spelling mistakes or language/grammar errors in your resume. It reveals that you are unable to do any work accurately. After creating your resume, read it yourself and show it to someone who knows pure English

● When you send your resume to apply for a specific job offer, try to edit your resume. To do this, you need to read the job advertisement well and do some research about the organization. For example, if you know that the recruitment firm can hire anywhere in Bangladesh, you can mention in your CV that you have lived somewhere in Bangladesh before. Or if a recruiting firm is looking for someone to play the role of "organizer," in which case your resume will have a different value to the recruiter if you mention the role of organizer in your student life.

It is very important that you include the correct information in your CV. During the job interview, do not provide any information that could prove to be false

Different parts of a resume (CV).

The information you should include in your curriculum vitae (CV) is…

1. Title

2. Career Summary --> Experience is more required

3. Career destination (Career destination)-->Highly required for newly hired job seekers.

4. Work experience

5. Educational qualification (education)

6. Additional information

7. Personal data

8. References

Name: (Title)

Your full name should be at the beginning of your resume. It should be bold and in a slightly larger font (avoid nicknames). This will be followed by your address (the current address where you will receive the letter), telephone number and email address. This section will be centered at the top of the page so it will be seen first

career summary

 

It is more suitable for people who have more than 4-5 years of experience. In this section, list your previous work experience in a maximum of 6-7 lines. Briefly highlight your previous achievements (if you have any).

Career goal

It is more suitable for newly hired job seekers or less experienced (1/2 year) job seekers. In this section you mention your current objective (Immediate Objective) in the field of employment and present your qualifications in terms of how they can meet the needs of the advertised job or the organization you are posting to. Briefly mention the positive qualities suitable for the job It is important to write the Career Objective in accordance with the requirements of the job advertisement or the company Focus on what you can give to the company, not what the company expects

Experience: (work experience)

For experienced professionals, this section should come before educational qualification In case of fresh pass or less experience, educational qualification (education) should come first followed by experience

The information to be provided for each of your previous experiences is:

* Name of the organization

* Designation

* Time period - From & To

* Job responsibility

* Special Achievement

If you have worked in different positions in the same organization at different times, state this separately

The most important thing is that you mention your most recent experience first, then one by one in chronological order of continuation and ending with your most recent experience.

It is better not to mention your less important or short-term experiences, but keep in mind that there should not be too much of a time gap in your list of experiences.

 

Education and training

As mentioned earlier, this section should come before the Experience section for beginners or less experienced In the Education section, you will mention the names of your degrees and provide the following information

* Name of degree (eg: SSC, HSC, BCom)

* Course duration (from when to when)

* Name of educational institution and board * Year of examination and, if applicable, time of publication of results

* Result and if there is significant achievement (eg: merit list place) should be mentioned

As with Experience, you list your most recent title first, followed by others in order.

Note that if the final result for one of your titles is not yet published, please include 'Appeared' in brackets when referring to that title. If you are studying any course please mention 'In Progress' If your result is very poor in any degree no need to mention any result Note that mentioning the result of one degree and not another is blatant

State whether you have received any special training and whether you consider it useful for your job qualifications. In such a case, the name of the educational institution, topics, time (duration) and date of the institution should be indicated

You can find a list of trainings in the Education section

additional information

In this section, describe any information that does not fall into the above sections but is relevant to the job

* Professional Achievement / Professional Achievement

* Medal / Honor / Award.

* Language knowledge / Language literacy

* Computer Skills / Computer Skills.

* Licenses, government identification, published writings and copyrights

* Volunteering etc

Personal information

 

Parents, current/permanent address, religion, countries you have traveled to, hobbies, etc. can be listed here in this section.

Link

Note that you should not include the names of your close relatives in the reference section As a reference, you will refer to a person who has seen you closely during your student or professional life Of course, include the phone number, address and email (if any) of those to whom you will refer Usually it is better to list the names of 2-3 people at most as a reference But the most important thing to take care of is that you must inform all the people you have listed as a reference in advance that you have listed them as a reference in your resume ( CV).