| HR |
let the facts speak for themselves (Once your grad days are behind you, the focus on your CV is normally on your professional achievements and knowledge, not on extra-curricular activities. Use objective, evidence-based language in your CV and let your achievements shine through. Don’t dress them up in self-promotional language. Your relevant experience should include a list of achievements within your current role, with a focus on transactions. If you’ve done deals, highlight your specific involvement on them. Ideally a maximum of six bullet points for any role – any more than that and it just becomes a list. The bullets should highlight key achievements and transactions. Too many and they lose their impact. Alex_Odeychuk) |
