The most effort the OP will be putting in would be to manage two calendars and teams to manage to look like he's working. He won't have time to do the work even if he can do it in half the time.
Regardless of whether he can do the work quicker he needs to understand the expecations of the...
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I used Freelancer Financials for an umbrella mortgage renewal last year. Got a better deal than most of the normal ones. Freelancer have done all my BTL, outside IR35 and umbrella mortgages over the last decade and never an issue with my situation vs getting a good deal.
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Quality not quantity. Just being 7 pages doesn't make it a good CV. Most of the world have made good careers out of CV's with a reasonable length. I'm sure you and the other guy with the 9 page one have done OK for yourself up to now but I'll bet everything I have it's not helped you. You've done well...
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Not really. It might work for the AI and searches but a human has to ultimately read it and it's highly likely they are going to be as shocked as most of us are and not in a good way for you. Absolutely no reason a CV needs to be 9 pages long and every reason it shouldn't be....
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