Does your CV convey a positive attitude?

Imagine the headline - the headline announcing your new job appointment. What will it say? Will it be one of the following positive or negative announcements?

Positive announcements

• 'All I ever wanted was a job like this'.

• 'Your name - gets the dream job'.

• 'It is a very special time for me'.

• 'I am so lucky to get this job'.

• 'Thank you for choosing me'.

• 'You know what - I got the job - me - I am just so excited'.

• 'Just one thing can change everything'.

• 'I was always a close second until this time'.

• 'It shouldn't have taken me so long to get a job'.

• 'If only the company had offered me a bit more money'.

• 'This job will do - it isn't the perfect job but it will do for now'.

• 'I hope this job is better than the last one'.

• 'Does it make job hunting exciting?'

• 'Does it remind you of your passion for your industry/profession?'

• 'Does it reflect your personal approach and style?'

• 'Does it make it easy to get on the interview list?'

• 'Does it promote your career purpose?'

• 'Does it make it easy for the prospective employer to assess your value?'

Candidates receive a commentary of over 500 words in length, a detailed assessment covering 40 important aspects that need to be included in a CV if it is to score a maximum 100 out of 100. Sections of the CV are cut and pasted into the on-line assessment page and held within your own secure area. The consultant adds his/her words of advice on how to improve the CV to give it maximum impact. The assessment provides the candidate with all the necessary feedback on his/her CV allowing him/her to decide what positive action needs to be taken."

If you feel that you would benefit from some professional and personal CV input from us then please click here.

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