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Over 10 years of experience? Here’s how to craft an engaging CV in 4 simple steps

As a seasoned professional with more than a decade of experience, undoubtedly, your career has woven through various organizations and numerous roles. But how do you compellingly convey this wealth of experience on your CV to grab the attention of both recruiters and business leaders? Swiss recruitment specialist Robert Walters shares 4 essential tips to present your extensive experience in a captivating manner.

1. Make an impression without overdoing it

Recruiters value a clear and concise CV. While you take pride in all your qualifications, it's crucial not to appear overly qualified. A key rule is clarity and succinct presentation. Regardless of the multitude of roles you've undertaken, limit your CV to one or two pages. Focus on recent and relevant experiences, minimizing less pertinent roles at the start of your career.

2. Bring a fresh perspective to your qualifications

When crafting your CV, pay attention to modernizing degrees, training, and job titles. Recruiters often search for specific titles, so using current job titles enhances your visibility in search results. Ensure your CV aligns with current terminology and designations.

3. Organize by skills, not chronology

A clever way to keep your CV concise is to organize information based on competencies rather than a timeline. Group relevant skills and illustrate them with concrete achievements and results. This presentation focuses on the impact of your tasks, avoiding a mere list of daily responsibilities.

4. Show you keep up: highlight further education

In a rapidly evolving job market, ongoing education is crucial. Demonstrate your continuous willingness to learn and adapt by mentioning additional courses or training. This not only showcases your proficiency but also indicates awareness of the latest trends and technologies, a valuable trait in today's landscape.

With these four strategies, transform your CV into an appealing and informative document that will not only catch the eye of recruiters but also inspire the press. Share your career successes in a way that stands out and lets your experience shine!

 

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