Getting a job starts with an impressive CV, don't allow the poor development of your CV prevent you from getting to the door at your dream job. Here are some subtle mistakes to avoid while writing your CV.

1) Personal information:
Name, Address, Email, and Mobile. This information is necessary for a person to contact you. Make sure that all contact details are current and in working condition.

- Address
Your address has to be a place where you can be reached. Avoid giving an address of some remote location even if it is your permanent address. If you have no permanent address or you are changing locations frequently, do not list it. You can give an email ID instead.

- Email IDs
Your email ID must be in working condition and you should frequently check it. You can include up to 2 email IDs on your CV, just ensure you do not include your current company ID on your CV. Avoid email IDs that are descriptive - like sexysanjoo, manjeetforsuccess - Choose a mature email ID for your job hunt- the best ones are simple with just combinations around your name.

2) Do NOT include statements of self praise and emphasis:
Many job seekers tend to put in declaratory statements in their “Objective”.
Here are some examples:

Objective:
“Talented, multifunctional visionary seeks …”
“Looking for middle or senior position with an organization where I can contribute…”

3) Do NOT include explanations for job changes in your CV.
Many job seekers find it necessary to explain why they left a company in the past.


4) Do NOT include your salary details.
Job seekers tend to mention their current salary details or give their CTC (Cost To Company) figures in their CV. They mention it either with their current job, or give salary figures for all the jobs that they have worked in.By including it, you are creating a reason for rejection without getting a fair chance to be called for an interview where you get a chance to negotiate or compromise. Never include your salary details on your CV. Give yourself the chance to discuss and negotiate your salary requirement during the interview.

5) Do NOT include references, unless specifically asked

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