Topic
Sending the same CV to every job is quick, but it often means the details an employer cares about are buried. Tailoring means adjusting your summary, skills and recent duties so the most relevant evidence is easy to find for each role.
These articles show how to read a job ad, keep a master CV with everything in it, and build a focused version for each application without inventing or exaggerating anything.
ATS and formatting
Your CV file name is the first thing an employer reads. The simple format, examples, what to leave out, and how to name each tailored version.
Country CVs
A vague personal statement on a UK CV may cost you the interview. Learn the four parts of a strong CV profile, with examples for trades, nurses and newcomers.
ATS and formatting
Finding CV keywords from job description text is the first step to getting noticed. Here is how to find them and use them honestly, without stuffing them in.
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