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  • Liamxtype
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    Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
    Didn't know I was that easy to find

    I was thinking more along the Soft Skills bit, is it needed? Does it add value?
    It's your Ltd. name, I found you on facebook too!
    Regarding the soft skills, it's difficult to know how to show that you have soft skills. I think most professionals
    will assume that you already have those skills, it would be evident from your career history and the number of contracts that you've completed. Some agents do put them in the job adverts, " must have client facing skills", are they really that thick that they can't see it from a CV history?

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  • SimonMac
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    Originally posted by Liamxtype View Post
    That's what my CV layout is like, bullet points under each client detailing what I've done there.
    I just sent you a connection request on LI!
    Didn't know I was that easy to find

    I was thinking more along the Soft Skills bit, is it needed? Does it add value?

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  • Liamxtype
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    That's what my CV layout is like, bullet points under each client detailing what I've done there.
    I just sent you a connection request on LI!

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  • SimonMac
    started a topic CV/Linkedin Update

    CV/Linkedin Update

    Its that time of year where I update my CV/Linkedin as my current gig comes to an end, and am thinking of a bit of a refresh. Want to keep it simpler as a list of bullet points for each project with achievements in the project, but instead of a mass block at the start of "skills" under each project firstly a list of Technical Skills used, but also Soft Skills too with details of the Industry that the client is in if not immediately visible so its known when I last used the skills rather than just what I have.

    (for those who I am connected on Linkedin with have a look at the gig Nov 2011 - February 2012 for an example of what I mean)

    Does this sound logical?

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