Brilliant CV: What Employers Want To See - and How To Say It

Brilliant CV: What Employers Want To See - and How To Say It

by Dr Jim Bright (Author), Dr Jim Bright (Author), Joanne Earl (Author)

Synopsis

How do you get your CV to the top of the pile? Every time you apply for a job, your CV is compared to hundreds of others. You've got the time it takes the recruiter to scan the pages to show how brilliant you are. But how do you impress when you don't know what employers are actually looking for? This book tells you what they want to read - and how to write it. Brilliant CV is the only CV book based on research among employers and recruiters, revealing what they look for, and how the recruitment industry operates. Find out what works in the real world and learn how to put it into practice through examples, exercises, samples and templates. Whether you're writing your first CV, or revamping one mid-career, you need a CV that will secure you the interview to get that dream job. This book will show you how you to get a Brilliant CV - don't be Good, Be Brilliant

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 208
Edition: 1
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Published: 17 Jul 2001

ISBN 10: 0273654853
ISBN 13: 9780273654858

Media Reviews
anyone on the hunt for a new career will findBrilliant CV invaluable Evening Standard (London) Sept 2001 Unlike many other publications on this subject, this title starts fromscratch and offers clear and precise advice about how to create the right CV for the right role Evening Standard ...written in no-nonsense language with dashes of humour and sample CVs included. Devour each page and nab yourself that dream job Now! Fresh Direction, June 03
Author Bio
Jim Bright was born in the UK and lived there until 1995, when he gained his PHD in Psychology from Nottingham University and emigrated to take up his position as Lecturer in Organisational Psychology at the University of New South Wales. He works as an industry consultant in the areas of selection, testing and training. Joanne Earl is affiliated to the College of Organisational Psychology and the Australian Association of Career Counsellors.