Naaseer01:
hello guys, help me check out this CV I made by my self. do you think its OK for a fresh graduate?? is there any correction that I can rectify??

Naaseer01:
hello guys, help me check out this CV I made by my self. do you think its OK for a fresh graduate?? is there any correction that I can rectify??

beautiful232:
it's ok sha...can't say much cause I'm working without CV.

Naaseer01:




thanks..where should it be then.

Mrokaykay:

Remove the CGPA, not necessary

emmkeffs:
Please understand that you are moving into another phase of your life.

Earning profits is better than wages. Create a future that you will be proud of. There are lots of investment opportunities you can take advantage of. Think about it.

Better to build a system that generates income than living in someone's monthly cycle system.

chloe7:
You should put your c.v within one page and let it be in Ms word format not Pdf, your c.v is fine but too verbose, let a professional do it for you, I don't know of any professional o, Jobberman wrote mine and it was damn too expensive and I won't advise you use them that's why I say I don't know anyone who rewrites.

uzolexis:


As a graduate, one should be able to construct a CV at least. why should you pay someone to do your CV for you,what's the point of going to school then.

uzolexis:


As a graduate, one should be able to construct a CV at least. why should you pay someone to do your CV for you,what's the point of going to school then.

LastMumu:


It is called outsourcing or area of expertise. That you outsource writing of your CV to an professional company with expertise in writing CV does not mean you can't, or you are dull, you just want the best for yourself.

Xmen149:

I am,too parked,too much details as summary should be the main thing(try itemizing your points,make it brief and meaningful)put the most important things 1st(recruiters dnt have time to read the story of ur life).(each subject title should be eye catching,try underline)..dnt let any1 decieve u its a mess

LastMumu:


It is called outsourcing or area of expertise. That you outsource writing of your CV to an professional company with expertise in writing CV does not mean you can't, or you are dull, you just want the best for yourself.

NaijaEfcc:
can I outsource my assignments, exams or even jobs?

kaycodes:

Find a way to make that CV one page. Remove irrelevant information.

WAEC, please nobody needs that.
Change your page margins in word to narrow so it could take more content then convert to pdf again.

Bottom line is, remove irrelevant content. Even with some experience my CV is just two pages.

That your career objective nearly resemble cover letter, bros you don't need that to be too long. Short and straight to the point is better.

Like someone said, just add "references available on request"

No one will call your references except you're being considered for employment.

Ehen let me add, as a fresh graduate after your academic qualifications, please let's see your skills. Then please try and indicate what level of proficiency you have with the skills and software you listed. Strong knowledge, working knowledge, basic knowledge etc. You can Google these words to have an idea then properly estimate yourself. If I was a recruiter looking at that CV I'll be wondering what you mean by proficiency, I need to know know how good you are and how much training will be required.

That preface thingy should be reformatted it's eating too much space.

Work experience should come last except you've had some sound job related work experience.

Overall you did a good job, way better than some I've been unfortunate to review sometime back

kaycodes:

Find a way to make that CV one page. Remove irrelevant information.

WAEC, please nobody needs that.
Change your page margins in word to narrow so it could take more content then convert to pdf again.

Bottom line is, remove irrelevant content. Even with some experience my CV is just two pages.

That your career objective nearly resemble cover letter, bros you don't need that to be too long. Short and straight to the point is better.

Like someone said, just add "references available on request"

No one will call your references except you're being considered for employment.

Ehen let me add, as a fresh graduate after your academic qualifications, please let's see your skills. Then please try and indicate what level of proficiency you have with the skills and software you listed. Strong knowledge, working knowledge, basic knowledge etc. You can Google these words to have an idea then properly estimate yourself. If I was a recruiter looking at that CV I'll be wondering what you mean by proficiency, I need to know know how good you are and how much training will be required.

That preface thingy should be reformatted it's eating too much space.

Work experience should come last except you've had some sound job related work experience.

Overall you did a good job, way better than some I've been unfortunate to review sometime back

Naaseer01:




thanks I just send you a mail