The Right Layout and the Right Format:
There are two main CV formats: chronological (your career history in date order) and functional (by skills or experience).
Make it easy to read.
Don't make the CV look cramped - keep a reasonable amount of white space and borders.
If printed, use good paper in white or cream. For the best impression, use quality, heavyweight paper - most stationers can advise.
The general guidelines for producing a good-looking CV are simple.
An overall look that grabs the attention and says 'LOOK AT ME!'
Worded using active descriptions.
A good layout that is clear and creates the best possible impression.
Using the right format for the CV - chronological or functional.
A clear statement that leaves the reader in no doubt that you can actually do the job you are applying for.
Accurately checked so there are no mistakes or 'typos'.
Interesting to look at.
Covert references to the job description or advertisement - quoting words and phrases to reemphasise that you fit their need.
Attn.Creating a Winning CV Format should be edited to fit your personal situation.
