Long as you want--Curriculum Vitae

Before, I did know what a “Curriculum Vitae” (CV) was.  In the past, when I wrote my resume, I presentedmy many “significant” (for me, at least) activities and duties. I hoped my audience would understand me better. Sadly, employers prefer concise resumes with experience relevant to the posted job opening. They lost interest to my resume because it was too long to read.

                          

Now I know there is something called “CV”, and I like it. I can concisely exhibit relevant information on the resume and tailor it to the application. If the employers want to know me better, I can give them access to my CV—that lets them get to know more about my “skills”. Best of all, I do not have to worry about making my CV “too long”, because detail is expected of my CV—all my volunteering, working experience, listing of my prestigious research articles published (in the future) and significant activities that I participated in are listed in detail.

                                                                                                   

I can utilize the curriculum vitae and make my resume briefer so I am at ease. I bet when people read my resume, they are at ease, too.

From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pablogracia/4730156741/
This is an example of a CV, but this one is a short one.


Do you want to see another CV? Go to Sara's blog and check out her "CV blog post".
Sara's blog: http://knodelcommunication.blogspot.com/