Start by customizing your CV for each position you apply to

Never rely on a one-size-fits-all template

Carefully read the job description and identify key skills

Incorporate relevant keywords naturally throughout your CV

Avoid cluttered designs that distract from your content

Stick to classic typefaces that convey professionalism

Limit your resume to a single page when possible

Don’t cram information—let your resume breathe

Graphics should enhance, not overwhelm—only use them if expected

Focus on achievements, not just responsibilities

Replace vague duties with results-driven statements

Use numbers to demonstrate value

Prioritize recent and applicable experience over older or unrelated positions

If you include a professional summary, make it sharp and compelling

Remove outdated, irrelevant, or obsolete roles and skills

Even a single typo can undermine your professionalism

Get a second pair of eyes to catch mistakes you missed

Include a link to your LinkedIn profile, portfolio, or personal website—only if it adds value

Ensure all links are active and functional

Your online presence should reinforce your brand

Treat it as a marketing tool, not just a list of jobs

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Authenticity and detail build credibility