Hi All,
I will be direct, my CV writing skills are terrible. My last one was about 15 pages long
But I found this awesome guide on here how to write a good one:
I tried to follow the guidelines to make it my own and here it is:
So far I have put all that I think that could help me yet wonât be over the top.
Now I am thinking if there is anything that would be better to throw away.
For example:
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Scholarship part. I was thinking it is good to show I was able to learn Chinese. But maybe the HR wonât care and it is better to remove it to save some space?
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I do not have technical education so I put the Bootcamp at the top. I know some people are not very keen on the bootcamps so maybe tone it down a little and just mention it somewhere.
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Now, this is my mine concern. The only redeeming quality that I have is that I work in support for the past couple of years. So I try to play this card as much I can.
I do not know how much this is a benefit and if the potential employers would even care.
In my previous CV I tried to list every single technology I have learned (i.e vmware/networking/AD). But following the principles in the guide, I only focused on the ones that I think could have any relevance.
For example I used to be go to guy for powerShell in my previous company. Is this worth exposing as much as I did or will they not care as it is shell scripting and has nothing to do with web development?
Let me know what you think.
I will be grateful for any thoughts
Kind regards
Dawid