One of the most difficult things to get right in pursuit for a job is CV. Most job seekers do not take time to research and construct a goo CV, as such their job pursuit becomes a mirage as some of them never get to be called for an aptitude test or interview.


To get a good CV, the following steps have to be followed correctly:

Contact Information: This should ALWAYS include your name, address, phone number and email. Your email address should be professional.

Objective: Your objective should be tailored to the specific job and/or facility for which you are applying.

Education: Keep this section as standard as possible and leave off all high school information. Include: name of degree, anticipated date of graduation, name of institution, city/state, and GPA if at least a 3.0.

Skills & Qualifications: Consider the skills, strengths, knowledge and competencies you possess as it directly relates to the position. You may also want to use an existing job description to help you brainstorm for this section.

Relevant Experience: If you have relevant experience, this is one of the most important parts of your CV. Bullets are preferred over heavily worded paragraphs. Three to five bullets per job is considered the norm. Begin each bullet with an action verb. List in reverse chronological order (starting with your current job and working back).

Additional Experience: Use this section to discuss additional work experience and to show some of your work history. Try to touch on transferable skills that would also be beneficial in the job you are seeking.

Memberships: Include organization name and dates of membership as well as professional bodies you belong

References: Provide only if requested. For now, saying ‘available upon request’ is appropriate.

Quick Tips: Be sure to proofread, checking for spelling or grammatical errors, formatting, consistency, neatness and flow. Avoid using templates and update your CV regularly. Also, remember to tailor your CV to the position for which you apply.

Source: http://www.careersnig.com/2017/06/simple-steps-to-writing-good-cv.html

Nice write up

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who CV help?
come make i employ you without it

Very good... but allow me to deviate a bit.

For Freshers/New Graduates, I like this arrangement:
• Professional/Profile/Career Summary
• Personal Detail/Bio-data (optional)
• Education
• Professional/Work Experience
• Accomplishments/Achievements
• Core/Key Skills/Competencies
• Training/Membership/Affiliation/Certification
• Referees: Either you provide 2/3 or purely ‘Available on request’

For The Experienced:
• Professional/Profile/Career Summary
• Core/Key Skills/Competencies
• Professional/Work Experience
• Accomplishments/Achievements
• Education
• Training/Membership/Affiliation/Certification
• Referees: Either you provide 2/3 or purely ‘Available on request’

Here is a specific sample with catchy layout and key-word content. View other 3 samples that would 'wow' you here:
www..com/cv-samples/

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issokay

Sorry, but if you have not contact @Benjom for your CV, you are sitting on a long thing

To the op,please can you show us the copy of the cv that you submitted to shell and chevron and the employed you without conducting an interview because you applied all these points you listed up there. You people should stop confusing us with all these useless do's and dont's.Today add this, tomorrow removed this.
habaaaaa!!!!

make pesin c work first then other tin will be added unto it,c.b.n is where am destine to work,or u.n may lord hear my cry.

Yomit71:
who CV help?
come make i employ you without it

my guy na tru talk ooo...CV nor epp anybdy na who u "know"

CV is Exaggerated in this part of the world.
A great CV works but not in all cases, in fact not in most cases..

Man-know-Man syndrome don take over our Labour market...though all things being equal.. Some organisation still employ on Merit.

yahoo take over kk go to school gain knowledge and enter the street believed me it pay big time because no knowledge is lost its a frut of knowledge if good and evil just choose yahoo is the best believed me

Una go just dy talk CV this CV that all the time, where d work dy? Mtcheeew. Who CV Don epp?

Nice

This should also help

http://topwritersden.com/how-to-write-a-perfect-cv/

SamUtaji:
One of the most difficult things to get right in pursuit for a job is CV. Most job seekers do not take time to research and construct a goo CV, as such their job pursuit becomes a mirage as some of them never get to be called for an aptitude test or interview.


To get a good CV, the following steps have to be followed correctly:

Contact Information: This should ALWAYS include your name, address, phone number and email. Your email address should be professional.

Objective: Your objective should be tailored to the specific job and/or facility for which you are applying.

Education: Keep this section as standard as possible and leave off all high school information. Include: name of degree, anticipated date of graduation, name of institution, city/state, and GPA if at least a 3.0.

Skills & Qualifications: Consider the skills, strengths, knowledge and competencies you possess as it directly relates to the position. You may also want to use an existing job description to help you brainstorm for this section.

Relevant Experience: If you have relevant experience, this is one of the most important parts of your CV. Bullets are preferred over heavily worded paragraphs. Three to five bullets per job is considered the norm. Begin each bullet with an action verb. List in reverse chronological order (starting with your current job and working back).

Additional Experience: Use this section to discuss additional work experience and to show some of your work history. Try to touch on transferable skills that would also be beneficial in the job you are seeking.

Memberships: Include organization name and dates of membership as well as professional bodies you belong

References: Provide only if requested. For now, saying ‘available upon request’ is appropriate.

Quick Tips: Be sure to proofread, checking for spelling or grammatical errors, formatting, consistency, neatness and flow. Avoid using templates and update your CV regularly. Also, remember to tailor your CV to the position for which you apply.

Source: http://www.careersnig.com/2017/06/simple-steps-to-writing-good-cv.html

Stop this your lies,

If na rough play pls stop it

Show us the CV you used that got you a job in chevron, MTN, Erricson etc

God bless this fellow that posted this tips. guy lets at least appreciate him for the effort to in place to write those tips. All i know is that our time will not pass us by. God will bless everyone of us with the very best job. Our effort going to school will not be a waste. God bless Nigeria and God bless us all ..Amen

nothing new..

Good Cv, personality and connections ...
Sometimes even with good Cv no guarantee you will get the job

okonja:
Sorry, but if you have not contact @Benjom for your CV, you are sitting on a long thing

Thanks for the heads-up man. I appreciate.

Yomit71:
who CV help? come make i employ you without it

bro abeg employ me

SamUtaji:
One of the most difficult things to get right in pursuit for a job is CV. Most job seekers do not take time to research and construct a goo CV, as such their job pursuit becomes a mirage as some of them never get to be called for an aptitude test or interview.


To get a good CV, the following steps have to be followed correctly:

Contact Information: This should ALWAYS include your name, address, phone number and email. Your email address should be professional.

Objective: Your objective should be tailored to the specific job and/or facility for which you are applying.

Education: Keep this section as standard as possible and leave off all high school information. Include: name of degree, anticipated date of graduation, name of institution, city/state, and GPA if at least a 3.0.

Skills & Qualifications: Consider the skills, strengths, knowledge and competencies you possess as it directly relates to the position. You may also want to use an existing job description to help you brainstorm for this section.

Relevant Experience: If you have relevant experience, this is one of the most important parts of your CV. Bullets are preferred over heavily worded paragraphs. Three to five bullets per job is considered the norm. Begin each bullet with an action verb. List in reverse chronological order (starting with your current job and working back).

Additional Experience: Use this section to discuss additional work experience and to show some of your work history. Try to touch on transferable skills that would also be beneficial in the job you are seeking.

Memberships: Include organization name and dates of membership as well as professional bodies you belong

References: Provide only if requested. For now, saying ‘available upon request’ is appropriate.

Quick Tips: Be sure to proofread, checking for spelling or grammatical errors, formatting, consistency, neatness and flow. Avoid using templates and update your CV regularly. Also, remember to tailor your CV to the position for which you apply.

Source: http://www.careersnig.com/2017/06/simple-steps-to-writing-good-cv.html

You can lie for africa

I dnt knw wot 2 blv again. Too much cook spoils d soup...some will tell u dnt add objective if u a fresh graduate.

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Nice write up, but it can't get you a job in Nigeria. I got a job without my CV, the CEO only engaged me in an open interview. So all these CVs stuff is a trash. Go to the northern part of the country, in fact their CV is just like A for Apple. Yet they used to have the best job ever. You can Google search it

Nice write up

Op show us a sample

brightisodje:
yahoo take over kk go to school gain knowledge and enter the street believed me it pay big time because no knowledge is lost its a frut of knowledge if good and evil just choose yahoo is the best believed me

wehdone sir oga coman teach me

ehinmowo:
I dnt knw wot 2 blv again. Too much cook spoils d soup...some will tell u dnt add objective if u a fresh graduate.

too much sauce spoil the soup

Nigeria graduates are tired of writing and submitting CV

Copy and paste CV for that matter


Company should just invite everybody and give them aptitude test

idris4eva:
too much sauce spoil the soup

thank u

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