How to Write a CV (Curriculum Vitae) and Cover Letter: An Essential CV Writing Guide Paperback – March 18, 2015

I learned a lot about this important document to use in applying for a job. First thing you want to know? What does CV stand for? Curriculum Vitae. It is kind of like a resume, but much more information is on it. Here are some things to put on it IF it is relevant to the job you are applying for: Professional affiliations, relevant skills, extra curricular activities, any dissertations, published works, lectures given, research experience and training to name a few. How to format a CV was given. And how to write an impressive cover letter was gone over.CV's are often used in highly specialized fields.

This is a joke. Maybe if it is for free it would be a fair deal. I do not understand why it got such good reviews from others. I did not get anything out of this document. (Sorry, I refuse calling this a book.) I was suspicious as it is only 29 pages long, but I trusted the reviews ... Big mistake.If you are looking for a book how to write a CV, get another one. I cannot recommend this to anybody.A simple how-to guide from the internet is better.There are no examples in this book. It only tells what is included and no how, and it contains a lot od 'you may or may not'.I did not learn anything from this but that it is a huge rip off.

Yes, there is a difference between a resume and a CV, and yes, this book explains it! For those who are looking to apply to institutions or looking to apply for a specialist role, this book will outline step by step what you need to do to make your CV as professional and as comprehensive as possible. Helpful also for those who want to stand out on their applications, this book will teach you how to bring your best foot out on paper.

The book is a joke. 44 pages of simple information that barely fills up any pages. The book is 9 inches by 6 inches.

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