difference between resume and circullar vitae?
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you mean curriculum vitae.\n\nResume mostly shows your job history...and little bit of your educational history.\n\nVitae is more focused on your academic history...will include published papers, presentations, awards, etc.  \n\nSearch online for sample vitaes to see the difference.
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Competition in today's job market is tough. Typically 200 responses are being received per advertisement placed and therefore your CV needs to stand out from the rest. \n\nOn average a Curriculum Vitae will receive no more than 30 seconds initial consideration. In that time it needs to make an impact. \n\nThe best is that you get it done professionally. My friend got his CV done by professionals and he got a job teaching English at a Korean university. The best thing about this story is that he is a cook.
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It all depends on the style - \n\nTypically you want one that is easy to read and when used can fit all of your information on to 1 or 2 pages.\n\nI usually recommend Arial in sizes 10, 11, or 12 with headings and name in 14.\n\nTimes New Roman works well too.\n\nhttp://www.effective-resume-writing.com
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If your talking about a CV this is quite a long piece of work and you will need to get examples and make sure that someone proof reads it for you - coz it needs to be word perfect. One book I used to create what I now call my golden CV it's called the "Job application handbook" by Judith Johnstone.\n\nWhether you are talking about a CV or a cover letter for your CV both need to be succinct and have your personal details at the top. It is also important to have your full contact details such as your home phone and mobile number email address and your home address at the front. It is important to give them as many ways as possible to contact you. The book I used have examples of both and the do's and do'nts of writing them. \n\nHope this helps. Good luck!
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References section of a resume should be on a seperate page.  Never include references as the same page as your qualifications.  You don't want to put your prospective employer to sleep!  If the interview goes well, hand the interview your references. The format is the same format as your resume.
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Sections of a resume are:\nPersonal Details \nPersonal Profile or Job Objective \nCareer & Related Accomplishments :\nWork Experience\nEducation\nProfessional Affiliations & Interest\nReferences\n\nmore info on http://www.cvtips.com/chronological_resume.html
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You might try these links.\n\nGenreally keep relevent, they don't need to hear about your dishwasher experience probably.   \n\nAnd keep in short, as an empoyer, I don't want to read a novel.  I'd call you in or ask you to email me some more infomation if your one page resume looked interesting at all.\n\nMore or less a resume is an ad.  You don't see any effective WORDY ads.
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Chronological Resume: This resume outline helps showcase your employment history in an organized manner. You will begin with your most recent job experience and work your way back. This type of resume is easy to write, and is probably the most common resume format. In fact 84% of recruiters prefer this type of resume outline to any other. So if you are in doubt of which resume outline to use, stick with the chronological resume. If you have a spotty employment history, or lack any real-life experience though this may not be the best resume type for you. It could end up highlighting your lack of job experience. \nExample:\nMelissa G. Wallace\nPO Box 8\nRegina, SK  S9K 0L0\nEmail:  mwallace@eon.net \n \n\nSkills: \n\n*Passed uniform CPA examination - 5/96; certification pending\n*Skilled in IBM/36 Financial Reporting and Depreciation Package, ProSys FX Tax Package, Lotus   123, QuattroPro, and dbaseIII Plus \n\nExperience: \n\n10/94 - present\nAccountant:  Hendermen & Associates, Regina, SK \n*Prepare corporate & individual income tax returns.\n*Provide complete bookkeeping service on a monthly basis for over 15 commercial clients.\n*Generate general, payroll, accounts receivable/payable ledgers; financial statements, year end closings, and bonuses.\n \n\n3/92 - 10/94\nAccounting Manager: Meony's Distributors, Saskatoon, SK \n*Managed the accounting office.\n*Designed and implemented transition from paper to a fully integrated computer accounting system.\n*Responsible for accounts payable/receivable, billing/invoicing, collections, payroll, financial statements, petty cash, sales tax, and payroll tax returns.\n*Produced monthly budgeting and analytical reports.\n*Kept track of the Revenue Cycle for another division of Meony's including cash sales, deposits, billing, accounts receivable, and collections.\n \n\n6/90 - 3/92\nStaff Accountant: Viewman & Company, Regina, SK \n*Provided bank reconciliation and bookkeeping services including basic general ledger, payroll, accounts receivable/payable, and financial statement preparation.\n*Prepared corporate income, payroll, and property tax returns.\n \n\nEducation: \n\nUniversity of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK\nBachelor of Commerce in Accounting, 1991
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It depends...either way is fine. Often it is better to have several different kinds of activities on your resume. It shows that you are "well rounded".
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That means having an electronical (online) version of your resume/CV. There are many sites that offer this kind of services, mostly to help you find jobs and help employers find new employees.\n\nFor example, YAHOO! Hot Jobs, Monster etc.
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probably Curriculum Vitae (CV)...a fancy resume...
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Hazel, \nGood question.\nYou're correct that they have different but similar roles.\nOne key difference could be shown from a unique recruiting assignment I was offered: Help a world-reknown opera star find a personal assistant who could not only fulfill the normal roles of an executive assistant such as typing, answering phones, and making appointments but who could also be available to help with wardrobe changes when she was performing.\nHope this helps and I hope you get a GREAT job! :-)
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No. Your resume is your sales pitch you need to try some creative definitions of the work performed if not in the same field\ntry to make a connection to the job you are going for and make it short.\nAdvertising rep working in a pizza place might include experience in direct marketing procedures and hands on client relations.\n(dropped off fliers with pizza) get it ,it's not a lie!\nResume is not the application form, the interview is where you close the deal and explain your commitment to past employers etc...
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either would work, just make sure your resume is geared towards the kind of work you want.
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http://jobsearchtech.about.com/library/weekly/aa_resume_templates.htm
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A resume is made up of :\n\nAn accurate summary of your credentials\nEducation, achievements, job experience and goals\nIt should flow naturally and be easy to read\nIt should be based on a particular format: Chronological resume, Functional resume, Targeted resume or Combo resume \n\nDepending on their personal circumstances, people have different reasons to write a resume. It's important you have a clear idea of why you are writing a resume before you start as this will help you choose the correct resume style\n\nmore info on http://www.cvtips.com/resume.html
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You can search for "sample resume" on the internet and find many resources for different job titles.  \n\nclick link below to get started.