Good IT CV. Anyone use CV writing companies?

[abu1]

As you all know a good CV is the key to landing an interview and eventually a job. I am currently looking at redoing my CV as its dated .

was wondering if there are good examples for IT CV's geared towards management and service delivery.

Does anyone know of good CV writing companies or have experience with any

[Bean]

As you all know a good CV is the key to landing an interview and eventually a job. I am currently looking at redoing my CV as its dated .

was wondering if there are good examples for IT CV's geared towards management and service delivery.

Does anyone know of good CV writing companies or have experience with any

https://www.jobhero.com/resume-sampl...livery-manager

Failing that, use google for some other samples and do it yourself.

Personally I wouldn't pay anyone to 'do my CV' for me - you yourself are best placed to know pertinent systems, methodologies etc... to insert into it.

[GhostofTarbera]

Yes

I used these guys in the past

https://cvandinterviewadvisors.co.uk

Not cheap, but seems to work for me


Also start learning STAR interview technique and have all your answers ready for the interview

[northernladuk]

Keep an eye on the notices here. We have regular CV webinars which should help.

[abu1]

Thanks, I will need to work on my CV

[Zigenare]

Thanks, I will need to work on my CV

Steal someone else's CV, "Tech Mahindra" can give you a few pointers!

[abu1]

Steal someone else's CV, "Tech Mahindra" can give you a few pointers!

Why should I steal someone else CV??? I can work with templates and change the layout

[woohoo]

Why should I steal someone else CV??? I can work with templates and change the layout

Make sure you put a recent picture of yourself at the top of the CV. Or if sending electronically make it a gif and make it snazzy.

[vwdan]

I won't recommend as it's years gone by, but I've had my CV done twice. Ultimately, I didn't end up using either of the final results BUT I did find the process very valuable. It forced me to really condense information down and I quite like having someone to review it as I find friends and such tend to be a bit over-nice and anybody else isn't really engaged enough to care.

In short, I'll do it again at some point when I feel I've run out of steam, but my current CV seems to get results so I'm happy.

The CV And Interview advisers seem quite good and I did watch their webinar, however, I caution against their contractor methodology. I found I stopped getting bites when I switched my CV to a more project focused, contractor CV. I ended up going back to an old-fashioned Role By Role one.

I did get a guy to help me write my LinkedIn page - it was fantastic for a while, to the point where people outright commented on it, but I managed to accidentally lose a lot of it like the idiot I am. To be honest, my LinkedIn needs a proper polish but again, I've had solid contracts for a few years now so I guess I've just not been arsed.

[northernladuk]

I did get a guy to help me write my LinkedIn page - it was fantastic for a while, to the point where people outright commented on it, but I managed to accidentally lose a lot of it like the idiot I am.

So this is you?
https://www.linkedin.com/in/maximus-gladiator-247b818/