Question

Specify and explain 5 application area of CV.

Answer 1

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1.Make sure you know when to use a CV.

2.Pick the best CV format.

3.Add your contact information the right way.

4.Start with a CV personal profile (CV summary or CV objective)

5.List your relevant work experience & key achievements.

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Answer 2

1. What are achievements?

Achievement: Any activity, action or task that is accomplished or attained successfully through effort and skill.

Achievements can be divided into two main categories:

1) Personal: received awards, won competitions, achieved high grades in studies, volunteering, participating in sporting events, etc.

2) Professional: saved the company time and money, increased performance, facilitated growth, met and exceeded work targets, etc.

They do not include:

Performing daily tasks and activities

Performing a job’s standard duties

Personality traits (e.g. being friendly, helpful, etc.)

2. The benefits of including your achievements on your CV

1 – Past performance can be an indication of future performance

Your personal attainments tell prospective employers a lot about you.

There is a well-known saying which states:

“If you want to predict someone’s future, look at their past.”

An employer will look at your achievements on your CV and think to themselves, “Here’s an individual who has achieved great things in the past; they are obviously capable of accomplishing more great things in the future – for us!”

2 – Employers prefer candidates with

accomplishment-based CVs

You are more likely to be invited for a job interview if your CV is focused on your achievements, rather than on your duties or responsibilities.

According to interesting research conducted by the authors of “Brilliant CV: What employers want to see & how to say it”, the applicants with achievement-focused CVs were three times more likely to be shortlisted for job interviews compared to candidates with duties-focused CVs!

CV achievement examples

3. List of achievements that you can write in your CV

It is amazing how many times we have heard people say:

“But I haven’t really achieved anything…”

This is not true.

Everyone has achieved some things in their lives.

Personal accomplishments do not have to be major in order to be included in your CV. Any accomplishments that portray you in a positive light and add value to your job application are worthy of being mentioned on your CV.

List of CV achievements

Personal accomplishments can be many things, including:

Awards

Promotions

Trained/Educated others

Completed important projects on time and within budget

Increased sales figures (by such-and-such %)

Saved time by coming up with efficient methods and tools

Qualifications gained

Good results in examinations and tests

Elected to do or lead something/someone (committees, charities, etc.)

Leader/captain/manager in some club or organisation

Long-term employment without absence from work

Anticipated in the organisation of funfairs, open days, etc.

4. Examples of key achievements by different jobs

Examples of business achievements

Completed 200 hours of work experience

Three years of previous work experience in the industry

Increased sales by 17% over six months (sales or marketing role)

Collected £20,000 in unpaid debt (credit controller)

Successfully managed and led a team of six members (manager)

Successfully negotiated a 10% discount on all products and goods resulting in total savings of £26,000 per year (stock manager)

Resolved 95% of customer enquiries and complaints (customer service role)

Examples of student achievements

Graduated with a first-class honours degree

Achieved 3 GCSEs at the A* grade

Won an award for punctuality

Won the “Early Submission of Assignment” award

Elected class representative

Elected project manager

Examples of personal accomplishments

Completed a marathon for charity

Learned a new programming language

Elected captain of the local football team

Need more examples? Imperial College London’s Guide to CVs contains some excellent examples of interests and achievements on CVs.

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