
When hiring managers look at your CV, they will form the first impression about you and your suitability for the position. More often than not, your CV will only have a few seconds to grab the employer’s attention and should ideally leave them wanting to read more and invite you in for an interview.As your first and primary ticket, it is critical that you get this communication tool right and use it as a springboard to the next stage of the job application. The career experts at Bayt.com identify some of the most common CV mistakes to avoid at all costs.
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1. Missing contact details
Make sure your CV clearly provides your full name, address and contact details for the prospective...