Best way to refer to yourself in a CV

[NotAllThere]

... The CV stops at 1990.

19 years on the bench?

[Sysman]

I use

'The party of the first part'

Hereafter* referred to as TPOTFP.

Tea pots ahoy!

Edit:- or should that read "hereinafter"?

[singhr]

My CV reads- Dates - Client - Job role - Bullet points. Like that for each gig.

Now that I am >50, I am careful that nothing on the CV allows anyone to calculate my age with any certainty. The CV stops at 1990.

sound advice - keep 'em guessing unless you suspect they are actually looking for a mature candidate.

[Tingles]

I use the 4th party......

Someone else did all the work - I claim I did it on my CV...

[xoggoth]

You should say we. How many times has the queen had a CV been turned down?

[Fred Bloggs]

19 years on the bench?

[OwlHoot]

As the clock runs down on this contract it's time to revamp the CV and chop out some of the old stuff that flags up I am indeed as old as Methuselah. Can you CUKers tell me how I should refer to myself when describing the work I've done please?

Over the years I have ping-ponged between these styles:

'Rajiv spent six months doing this and that....'
'He spent six months doing this and that....'
'I spent six months doing this and that...'

All advice and silly repllies welcomed

Why use any names or pronouns?

Make it sound like a diary "spent six months doing this and that..."

[TimberWolf]

Why use any names or pronouns?

Make it sound like a diary "spent six months doing this and that..."

that way you could make any tulip up