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Career Advice - CV Advice (Cont.)
The presentation of your CV
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Your CV says a lot about you. Employers are likely to receive many
CV's so first impressions count
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Take the time to lay it out clearly and check for spelling mistakes and
errors
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Read through it carefully and get someone else to read it too to check for
errors
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Use a word processor - do pay someone to produce it professionally if you
cannot do it yourself
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Do not make hand-written adjustments to a finished CV
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It should be in black on white paper, in case the employer wants to
photocopy it
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Always send an original, not a photocopy
Do try your CV out on friends and family, and go through it with your BS
Social Care or BS Home Care Consultant.
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