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Home » CV Tips » Top 9 Blunders to Avoid on your CV » Re: Re: Top 9 Blunders to Avoid on your CV

Re: Re: Top 9 Blunders to Avoid on your CV

Last updated : 8 November 2018

January 16, 2014 at 5:33 pm #36071
Anonymous
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The thing to be remembered is that the people who you are applying to work for have to sit and read these, so you need to make it as easy as you possibly can for them. If there is a lot in there that they don’t need to know, you might find that they just give up and move on to the next application.

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