bigtt76:
What do you mean by tailor CV? I ask cos many may not understand this buzzword 😂

When people complain of getting rejected, what you keep hearing is tailor your CV without any explanation on how to go about it and making one look incompetent or not doing enough. Mean while the reason for rejection could be other than not having a tailored CV 🤷🏿‍♀️

Lexusgs430:



The withdrawal of cash would be noted on your credit history and best to pay the cash withdrawal back, within your 0% interest rates allowance period........ Or it becomes a very expensive cash transfer..... A loan might be more suitable........ LENDERS BEWARE......😂


Lenders would view cash withdrawal, with a negative view .......

Would you rather have/prefer the ability to solve a temporary cash crunch period or the temporary slump to your credit score ....... YOUR DECISION.......😜😀

Lexusgs430:


In the UK........

If nah 9ja, they are all specialist, in all aspects of law .......🤣😂

bigtt76:
You can try it with my referral link https://americanexpress.com/en-gb/referral/tEMItOhbvx?XL=MNANS

Ensure that you have at least registered to be on the UK electoral roll which their voter's register because it would be part of the checks they do in the background to identify your location.

I got mine within weeks of my coming to the UK. All the best.

Thank you.

Akhat:

I have a lawyer in naija working with SAN. Maybe she can help.

rinzylee:


Oh brilliant.


I was asked to check post-office here. If it doesn't work, I'd revert to you.

Thank you

Lexusgs430:



Rope and learning no dey finish....... At least a light is shinning from the tunnel........🤣😂

Viruses:
Do they pardon red light offence for first timer?

rinzylee:


Were you caught?

Was it hazardous to stop at Amber 🚦?

Lexusgs430:


Why people cannot just buy Palm oil, sold in the UK ..... Is a reasoning, I fail to understand....... Is it due to cost ......

Viruses:
Do humans review the camera or it is automated from capture to penalty. Something tells me if someone reviews it I will be forgiven.

Peerielass:


That concoction they sell here is not Palm Oil. Carry am cook soup, the next day the colour of the soup will change. I would rather take mine freshly made my village 👍

Viruses:
Do they pardon red light offence for first timer?

ukay2:


It depends if there's red light camera at the junction.

Wait for 2 weeks to see if you will get letter....palpitations period for any brown envelopes.

You may likely escape this scenario. Reflect on it and don't break the red light signs.

The rule for me is from far distance, check the traffic lights and if green has been for a long time before l reach the junction, I reduce speed as l am approaching, knowing that it will soon change to Amber to red.

Viruses:

There is camera.
I abide by this rule as well but the light didn't change till I was almost crossing.

I just read online now that there is a one second delay before the camera flashes. If that is true, then I should be fine because my front wheels crossed the line on amber but not sure of the back.

koonbey:


I hear what you're saying about it being like a buzzword but while the reason for rejection may not be an 'untailored' CV, a tailored CV will ALWAYS be a huge advantage so that's why people harp on it every time. You'll stand a stronger chance of getting past the initial ATS screening in the first place, and also when the hiring manager is considering you during the interview process.

Anyway, to tailor your CV is essentially to rewrite the contents of your CV to reflect the specific needs of a job you're applying to. The degree of tailoring should always be at the level of the industry at the minimum, but also at the level of the specific role, ideally. So, you'd take your base CV template and replace elements irrelevant (bearing transferable skills in mind) to that role with ones that directly reflect what the company wants, as specified in the JD.

One way to ease this is to have custom CV templates for specific kinds of roles, in addition to the general base CV, so it'll be easier to edit those than doing it from your base template each time. If you're a lawyer, for instance, it could be CV-litigation, CV-corporate. So every time you have a job you want to apply for, you can then choose the closest one, and then customise it further to suit the job. If you want to apply for a role as a corporate associate specialised in intellectual property, for instance, you'd take the corporate template and remove things like oil and gas or mergers and acquisitions deals you worked on, and then focus on the IP aspects of your experience.

Three ways I can think of off the top of my head now - I'm sure there'll be more info online :

1. Change your experience section to reflect the role, as in the example above. You don't change where you worked, but you change the specific accomplishments you highlight under each job.
2. Change the accomplishments to reflect the kinds of things the company wants to hire you for. So if the company is hiring you to register trademarks, there's no sense in spending all the space highlighting your research in patent applications.
3. Make the more relevant sections longer, and trim the irrelevant ones. In the example above, for instance, the last job where you worked on IP the most may have up to 5 - 6 lines under the highlights but the time when you worked as an intern in a criminal law role may have Just one or two at most.

hustla:


Took 1 week plus. £ came in some days after the message that a successful switch had been completed was sent to me

.. Yes, I lodged the whole £1,250 and just left it there. Checked the app once in a while though (very nice UI)

Viruses:

I would say yes because only emergency breaking would have stopped me before the line. Normal breaking would have stopped me after the line in the middle of the raod.

I also judged that emergency breaking would put the vehicle behind me at risk.

Lexusgs430:


Are you very sure, that palm oil from your village was not imported into your village.......🤣😜

emmyvet:
Hi,

Please how do family members on visiting visa access NHS treatment since they didn't pay for insurance before coming.

Please can someone with experience help me with info on this?

Lexusgs430:



My uncle was handed over cocaine, by his very close friend ...... Many years ago......

For this single reason, my mother always gets apprehensive, when people bring anything to us (whilst travelling abroad)......

I have a 0% tolerance rate in accepting goods from people (only people allowed are my wife & sister's).......🤣😂

jogoluv:

Hello please I am looking to travel to Manchester. I need information on how to secure an accommodation immediately. I was told I can stay for more than 2 months if I try airbnb and still find it hard to secure one. Can I get any help on what to do please. I need just a room flat or a studio apartment.
Thank you

emmyvet:
Hi,

Please how do family members on visiting visa access NHS treatment since they didn't pay for insurance before coming.

Please can someone with experience help me with info on this?

Peerielass:


That concoction they sell here is not Palm Oil. Carry am cook soup, the next day the colour of the soup will change. I would rather take mine freshly made my village 👍

Gift7428:
Not all tho
This one is good.

Gift7428:
Not all tho
This one is good.

idee91:

Keep checking and applying on CV library and indeed. Filter for remote roles, and try apply to customer service advisor roles in banks like Lloyd’s, HSBC, Barclays. They usually have fully remote roles. You can also register with recruiting agencies like Blue Arrows and AMS solutions who recruit for some of this corporate Orgs. The key is to tailor your CV as much as possible and keep applying.