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Linky for feedback?Originally posted by IPSE View PostWe've had a lot of IPSE members feed back to us that having their CV/resumé "smartened up" by Matt Craven does get results. IPSE members get a discount on the service.Comment
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That's in IPSE's forums, so if you're a member...Originally posted by stek View PostLinky for feedback?Comment
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If it was that good, you 'd post it here to encourage membership, rather than force people to sign up to find out how good or bad it might be.Originally posted by IPSE View PostThat's in IPSE's forums, so if you're a member...…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostIf it was that good, you 'd post it here to encourage membership, rather than force people to sign up to find out how good or bad it might be.The feedback is consistently good and it's a service available to all - IPSE members get a discount. FTAOD it is not run by IPSE and IPSE receives no commission.This X 10 !!!
Matt turned my 10 page '1990's style, yes got me plenty of work in the past CV, into a 2015 lean mean fighting CV machine of a few pages - not sure how successful it will be in long run, but applied for 2 contacts with new version (just 2) and got 2 interviews and 2 contracts - so 100% thus farComment
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Go mad. Google "Matt Craven cv". You even get a link to one of his webinars...Originally posted by WTFH View PostIf it was that good, you 'd post it here to encourage membership, rather than force people to sign up to find out how good or bad it might be.
Blog? What blog...?
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Probably because you are not as good as you think you are?Originally posted by coe123 View PostI was looking for a new contract for last 3 weeks or so and had a very busy period with plenty of calls - 2/3 new roles each day and have been put forward for nearly 15 roles over the month (including for 3 while I was on holiday in Spain) All with tier 1 banks with decent agents - but how many interviews have I had - None.
My current contract wasn't supposed to get extended but they manage to secure some last minute approvals - so I am ok for another 3 months
But this begs a question as to what does it take to get an interview
and why is there so much time wasting?Comment
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I have paid for this service and have still been struggling. YMMV.Originally posted by IPSE View PostWe've had a lot of IPSE members feed back to us that having their CV/resumé "smartened up" by Matt Craven does get results. IPSE members get a discount on the service.Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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Printed to see that it appears correctly as it does on the screen. I don't need paper output but the hiring manager might do.Originally posted by stek View PostPrinted? What, like, for a letter with a stamp and everything? Signed with a quill?
You don't do that?Comment
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