I translated and updated my CV. It wasn’t a lot of work (which is not a good sign when dealing with CV :D), now I just have to successfully use it…
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How I did it: I found my old CV and added all the new things I have done over the last year. Also asked my wife to proof read it with me once it was updated to cut out all the little mistakes. Read how I did it…
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Bohoangel is thinking this going to be my year
Just started looking for work after being a stay at home Mum for the last year. I think I will be going through jobsite to get this done and get it laid out correctly.
Well Ive started – the worst part is that I have to totally re format the whole thing into Open Office. Lame.
It doesn’t help that there’s a job I want to apply for that I need to send it off by Friday but then the motivation is a good thing I guess.
LunacyBleeding is simplifying
now that this has become more crucial I have finally done it. It wasn’t too hard either, it’s just one of those things that isn’t tempting to do unless you really need to…
lucyann2 likes to rock the party
I went to pay a bill online and realised that I had about £500 less in the bank than I thought I did. That is, I thought I had £500 in my account and I don’t, I now have minus £73 in the bank. I think it might be time for me to get off my steadily expanding ass (I gave up smoking) and get myself back into the world of employment.
The good news is I have found five (count them FIVE) jobs that I really want to apply for, although one of them says you need a driving licence but I’ll see if I can apply anyway if I cite disability or religion or ethics (why should I be discriminated against because I choose not to pollute the environment? Hmmm?).
However, my CV is about three years out of date. So first things first, I better get this up to date as then you can cheat a bit when applying for stuff online by cutting and pasting large chunks of it into the job history field. So, I better get back to exaggerating my skills, qualifications and experience as wildly as I dare! The good news is, in order to make room for my Masters and my “Negotionation and Conflict Management skillz” qualification I get to finally bump the horrible job I had in 2001 off my CV, so the whole thing seems a lot more karmic now. Yay!
I have now updated my cv. I added my last two jobs and France to my language skills. Also took off Canoco and SPSS since I don’t remember anymore how to use them. But I added ArcGIS to my computer skills :D
Oh well. Now I should print it and take couple of them with me when I go to job hunt day after tomorrow. I also should start applying some jobs from net.
I got told about 2 weeks ago that my job of more than 3 years is being made redundant as the role is no longer required by my company. There is going to be a new position in the company and although I have been encouraged to go for it by the Manager I really don’t wish to as it isn’t for me.
I felt a little down and have not gotten round to updating my CV upon hearing the news but I hope to finally do something about it as I have about a month in my current position…
11krage read 10 pages, evelope voluntary application and reach 6500 words
working on my last year of university, work is being piled on at the momment so not sure when i’ll get around to this, but now its on my list. Got to get it done before the university years out so that i can get into the world of work as soon as possible.
redbandita Supercow al rescate!!!!!!
By the time I had my shizzle together, the job description was taken off the intranet website. Well, at least I’ll be prepared if something else comes up. If. Still haven’t braced myself to tell my boss that I missed the opportunity to get out of her team, as she so badly desires.
redbandita Supercow al rescate!!!!!!
I updated my CV I used 3 years ago and translated it into English. I also tailored it to the job I want to go for right now. I still need a cover letter and by this time on Wednesday, I will have applied for the open position in my company I want to change to.


