<aside> ⚠️ Your CV will probably be the first thing a company will look at. Therefore ensure your’s is up to the standards of the place you’re applying to. Read the side notes to check if you are keeping in mind all points.

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CV

Save here a pdf version of your CV. The file dimension should be A4.

example.pdf

Resources

These are some of the resources I used to create my CV.

• https://hwpi.harvard.edu/files/ocs/files/undergrad_resumes_and_cover_letters.pdf
• More coming soon… [ I lost them ]

The CV format depends on the organization your applying and the culture they have.

• There are organizations that prefer a simple straight to the point CV.
• There are organizations that prefer a CV that showcases creativity and even has a photo of you. I Personally have 3 different types of CVs:
  • One for US (text only)
  • One with a photo of mine, references, and more color.
  • One such as the US version but with a simple photo and references.
• There are organizations that value more your personal portfolio or webpage than your CV.

Notes:

• Incrementally improve your CV over time. Before submitting it, handle it to someone else and ask for what can be improved.
• Check with AI each point you are making, and look for better words or ways to describe them.
• Ensure each point is precise, objective, and that describes the impact you particularly had on achieving the improvement.