Effective resume

DO’S

• Maintain your information up to date: Phone, address, email, dates of contract…Your search criteria (Full/Part time) and your availability.
• Opt for a reverse chronological order to describe your education and experience: the most recent elements should come first.
• Use precise and non-standard keywords to describe your skills and tasks, in relationship to the position you are applying to.
• Mention the software/s you master and your mother and foreign tongue(s) with your level, and above all be honest with yourself.
• Write a link to your LinkedIn profile for the recruiter to have more information about your profile.

DON’T

• Recruiters can easily check what you have written on your resume. Don’t lie and don’t be too vague.
• A resume is like a business card. If you add a photo, don’t choose a picture that would be too personal, add a professional photo instead.
• Don’t write your CV with long sentences. Use keywords instead, describe your tasks with bullet points and choose a pleasant visual aspect.
• Don’t let the recruiter know you too deeply and personally. Don’t list non relevant hobbies or personal information.
• To describe your level of language, don’t use unclear terms but the European reference (A1 to C2) instead.

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