How to write cv

How to write a cv. Cv is the image of the job seeker. A beautiful CV will bring you up nicely to the employer. So the better the CV, the more forward he is.  It is of the utmost importance in the case of private jobs. The employment sector is much less than the demand for jobs in Bangladesh. For this, one has to get a job by competing very well. In this case, a quality CV can put you a lot ahead in this competition.

If at first sight, the CVta is not your employer’s choice, there is very little chance of getting a call for your interview. Many employers reject the CV if they don’t like it at a glance. Therefore, a quality CV increases your chances of getting a job to a great extent.Many people think that it is better if the CV is large and heavy, But this idea is wrong. Instead, you have to make yourself attractive in a few words in the CV.

According to a recent survey, employers spend less than a minute watching a CV. According to British Human Resources (HR) experts David D’Souza and Ruth Cornish, a candidate is not called for an interview for three reasons after seeing the CV. There are three reasons: the traditional type of CV, misspelling, and false information. So take the time to create your own CV properly. Based on the British daily The Guardian and the CV-Library, here are some suggestions for writing a perfect, beautiful, and interesting CV.

Name and contact address: At the beginning of the CV, you should have your own name and contact address. It is not right to headline with ‘Curriculum Vita’ or ‘CV’. Your own name can be used as a title. The contact address should be clearly written. It is mandatory to provide an e-mail address and mobile phone number. It is better to add a link to the LinkedIn profile in this section. However, it is important to keep in mind that the information on the LinkedIn profile is updated. You should use the recently taken pictures.

One of the most important parts of a cv is the personal profile. Your career goals and what you can offer to the organization should be written in a few lines. Make sure that your personal statements are short and interesting. It is inappropriate to spend more than two or three sentences.

Professional Experience: You need to highlight your previous job, internship, and work experience in detail. Write down where you worked in order. If you have just graduated, give details of where you have done the internship. If you have job experience, write down the last job where you have done the job, write the names of the rest of the organization periodically. The name of the organization, there are details of your job and your achievements to be written. Also mention how many days you have worked in an organization.

Education: In the case of writing educational qualifications such as the professional experience part, you need to write the name of the institution from which your last degree is from, starting from the secondary examination in order. It is mandatory to mention the year and GPA of passing next to the institution. If you do not get the result through the test, then ‘Appiard’ can be written.

Training and workshops: For those who have just passed out of university, this part is of special importance. Because they don’t have any previous job experience. The one who can add more graduate training and workshop information to the CV, the more he will be ahead of the rest. In writing the training and workshops, the subject, date, and place should be mentioned.

Interesting hobbies: I go out, enjoy nature—avoid adding such hobbies. Because saying these things doesn’t show what you’re like as a person. Instead, write about some hobbies that show your dedication and concentration. Any team event can be a good hobby.

Language skills: It is necessary to know Bengali and English for jobs in the country. If you have done any course of learning the standard Bengali language, you can mention it. And in the field of English language proficiency, write his score if he takes the IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE exams. If you know any other language, mention it as well.

Computer skills: Now computer skills are a must for almost all jobs. Generally, it is mandatory to know Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Apart from this, if you know photoshop or video editing, you can mention it. If you are training somewhere in this regard, mention the date along with the date.

Reference: The name of any professional person known to the candidate can be given as a reference. However, newly graduates can give reference to their university teachers. The person whose reference you give must take his permission. His name, phone number, e-mail, and the name of his organization should be mentioned.

Pledge: False or incorrect information cannot be given in the CV under any circumstances. In the pledge, it should be mentioned that all your information is accurate and accurate. You must have your signature at the bottom of the text.

You have to be especially careful –

Use of fonts: Times can use New Roman, Ariel, or Verdana fonts. Font size should not be less than 11. Occasionally use bold and header options as well. However, black color should be used.

Avoid adjectives: Hardworking, attentive, enthusiastic — avoid such adjectives. Use some meaningful words instead. Such as accountability, goals, and achievements.

Keep short: Keep the CV short, but the experience can’t be erased by making it shorter. The traditional rule is to finish the CV on two pages. The page may also increase the type of job you are applying for. But employers are usually happy when they see a two-page CV.

Be accurate: Employers will judge you on mistakes. This could be a spelling mistake, a cv structure error, or a punctuation mark. So be careful while writing a CV. Use the automatic correction option when writing to the computer. After creating the CV, read it to someone else to avoid mistakes.