5 Critical Parts of Resume / CV
5 Critical Parts of Resume / CV

If you want to show your capabilities and intellect then you need a perfect job for that. However, did you ever think that for a perfect job you also need a resume that reflects your inner skills in a proficient way? If not, then you must think on it. Now a days it is too difficult to find a good job as people have become so competitive. Therefore, your resume or CV should cover all your skills and ideas in an efficient manner. Five critical parts of resume / CV are a must for every one applying for job.

Critical Parts of Resume / CV

Engaging Introduction and Goal

 Always give complete information in your CV or resume as it gives a good impression. Your complete information includes your full name, phone number, house address, an e-mail address and goals or motives. All these mentioned things if included in a resume/CV are beneficial as they open an easy way to be contacted.  An eye catching goal or motive of life is a great plus. Extra skills like,  computer skills, nursing skills, artistic skills, electrician skills, etc that can also be added in resume as it give excellent impression of your personality to others. So be careful while making resume and before applying for a job.

Work experience

Whenever you are making resume/CV always write about your past work experience in it as it reflects your skills and capabilitie along with giving information about one’s experiences and skills.  Make sure you write complete work experience like the time period you worked for and in which organization in past. Better to provide the experience letters in original with highlights of achievements. In case, you are applying for your first job then add your extracurricular activities in the portion of work experience. Moreover, you can also add if you ever attended any sort of seminar or international conference.

Educational Highlights

 You have the required qualification for the required post so provide it as per requirements. Always add a brief summary of your qualification as the place or institute of your graduation or what grades you were able to achieve etc. Having job training’s, continuing education and professional skill development programs participation being included is a big plus point here.

Your interests and hobbies

Always make a list of your hobbies and interest in your CV or resume as people mostly focus on this part. It not only reflects your intelligence plus your inner liking’s and disliking. In addition to this, your hobbies, liking and disliking highlights your personality type, shedding some light on the type of person you are helps the organisation decide better, as sometimes specific jobs require specific personalities. Moreover, write about your first language and second language as it important and would help the organisation decide about your job assignment, as some jobs may also require more than one language and related skills.

References on demand

 Keep a reference part in your resume/CV but it is not compulsory to provide reference in it. However, it is always good to add some references. You can say that reference will be provided on request and like that. As usually interested people, want to know that whether you have a professional background or not. Make sure to get references from highly professional people as it helps create a good impression of yourself and your skills.

Conclusively, Your CV should be written in simple English, as anybody can understand it without any complication. Never ever use the words or terms that devalue your CV / resume. Also, make sure to use professional language, as the more a resume looks professional the higher the chances of getting hired.  Another most important part of resume is that make your resume of two pages of A4 while CV can as large as you like. Now that you know about 5 critical parts of Resume / CV it would be very useful to know key differences between them. By following above information, everybody can make his/her CV not only clear but also attractive. Interviewers usually called people who are courageous and confident in their skills and education career with excellent made CV / resume. What is your opinion?