
Just sent off my CV. Managed to keep it down to two pages and was intentionally vague about dates etc.
Dude I can fire you off a resume for low cost. I'm really good at them. However, in the current market what impresses people the most is prior employment advocacy. Like actual references.Montegriffo wrote:Just checked my inbox and I have a request for a CV (resume) before arranging an interview for that TV celeb' job. Bugger, more work. I have never been good at keeping it up to date and I am so far behind I may as well start again. Might have to write that small book after all.
I was just going to fire a huge list of jobs I've done in no particular order whilst trying not to look like someone who can't hold down a job for more than 6 months.TheReal_ND wrote:Dude I can fire you off a resume for low cost. I'm really good at them. However, in the current market what impresses people the most is prior employment advocacy. Like actual references.Montegriffo wrote:Just checked my inbox and I have a request for a CV (resume) before arranging an interview for that TV celeb' job. Bugger, more work. I have never been good at keeping it up to date and I am so far behind I may as well start again. Might have to write that small book after all.
Oh yes, two of my best friends are ex employers, I won't even have to tell them.atanamis wrote:In that case, tell them to say nice things. Employers like to hear nice things from prior employers!Montegriffo wrote:Got a long list of previous employers who will say what ever I want them to luckily.
The word is pikey.Speaker to Animals wrote:Or you can just marry a piker chick and make a living off stealing tourist's cameras and purses. You are already halfway there, though you probably need to upgrade to a proper caravan.