When students send through their CVs for feedback, there's one common mistake that shows up every time: too much information. Writing a good CV is about knowing exactly what the company is looking for and delivering that. I break down how to go about it in the video below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKUzdPwI5W4&ab_channel=ProductDave
To ensure your CV is going to get the manager's attention and land you an interview, there are three key principles that work every time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqTWMhdSjPQ&ab_channel=ProductDave
A succinct, outcomes-focused resume is just the start. If you're still sending the same CV to every company you apply for - you're doing it completely wrong. The extra bit of time and effort it takes to craft your unique origin story is usually what separates your CV from all the other applications.
A strong resume is always paired with a strong cover letter. Not tailoring your CV and cover letter to the company you're applying for automatically sends your resume to the back of the list.