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bcos content is u ownself fill in one mah.
if u have no working experience, then boast your achievements
back up with testimonials
state how ur strengths can help contribute to the job and company
dun haf to be super tua kang
the more impt part is the interview
u can write until u know how to fly a rocket, but if u no tackle the interview questions properly or the attitude is not wat they want, bye byeEdited by FireIce 27 Apr `08, 8:18PM
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must at least grab the chance to be called for interview
then when they realised u have a face oni the mother will love, u have to win them over your 实力 oredi lor
i seen before many patterns of pix in resume
got the pri 6 IC foto type
got the normal expressionless passport foto kind
got the 自拍 with hp kind
got the makeover-ed kind
got the try to act s3xy/cool webcam screenshot kind
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Originally posted by BangHong:
Hello, i been online searching for some online good resume.
From a poly grad, how to write a good resume? Online template of resume usually lack of content, or they include many job experienced section. Anyone have sample of a simple poly grad resume?
Go online and keep a lookout for resume samples (relevant to your industry).
Cover Letter
- Keep it short and simple.
- Sum up your background in one sentence.
- Include how you feel your abilities can benefit your potential employer, 2 or 3 sentences.
- End off with the objectives (goals) you hope to achieve in this line of work.
Resume
- Profile and a short introduction of yourself.
- Relevant academic achievements.
- Relevant training and skills you've undergone.
- Language proficiency
- Some additional information about yourself such as interests
If you want or they require a photograph, spend 20 bucks. Get it professionally taken. Submit anything but a boring passport picture of yourself. Good luck!
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if this is your first job, write about your achievements, good ones not those boring ones. they don't care whether u won first prize in the story telling contest in secondary school etc. any working experiences, special skills like programming languages etc.
and yes a photograph plays a part too. no denying a better looking person stands a higher chance if all the interviewees are run-of-the-mall, with the same qualifications etc. that is where your uniqueness stands out.
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I feel the higher the position you shall be applying for the more important shall be the cover letter. Present in point forms and keywords in your CV in an orderly manner to indicate your education, past employment an so on.
Otherwise imagine the HR or party screening your initial application having to read a novel trilogy like Lord of the Rings.
Most entry, junior or mid level job posting believe me everyday a lot of applicants are sending in via fax or email.
Edited by Farmerseed 02 Jun `08, 10:04PM
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Originally posted by GHoST_18:
it's not how well ur CV is written that gets you the job..
sometimes it's ur credentials that gets you the job...
but most of the time it's ur asking pay that gets you the job...
well, the cv's help open the door for you to get a foot in. what/how you do after that is what you make the most of the opportunity.
for 2 equally well-qualified person and 1 with a poorly written cv, the other guy will be the one getting the call for the interview.
hence, cv is important in that sense.
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