Henrik

iTrader: (5)

Does anyone care to have a quick look on my CV please, before I start applying for jobs with it?

Would be most appreciated, guv

http://193.41.118.41/digits/scoobynetcv2.doc

Brendan Hughes

Edit your address out, but leave mobile in?

Do you really need to say (EU - no work permit needed) ? Maybe the island UK really is that dumb...

I'm not in IT, I'll leave the rest for others. (But I personally hate "headed up" a team, why can't you head a team?)

Henrik

iTrader: (5)

Well, the theory was that noone can find my scooby from my mobile number, but can still call me if they have a job for me

Regarding the EU bit, I continously have agents asking me if I need a permit, so I thought I should leave it in... Might consider taking it out though..

Brendan Hughes

Sheesh

Richard130875

CV is fine. I wouldn,t worry about the address as most recruitment comapnies take this info off anway before it is sent to a client. Would however only use one type of text.size and just bold where required. Just my opinion as a rec consultant

Richard130875

The reason we ask about work permits is that some people lie, some people have work permits etc... We never assume anything.

Henrik

iTrader: (5)

Thanks for the advise Richard

I shall look into changing the font stuff

the moose

Your opening paragraph has too many sentences starting with "I ...". Other than that, a well-written and concise CV.

The IT stuff meant nothing to me (oh Vienna) but your summary of IT experience makes sense, other than the "C to a high level". If that's acceptable IT-speak, then fine, but it sounds just a little vague.