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This resource is part of a set of three @EducateCareers This resource is part of a set of three Most important aspects of a CV What to expect when applying for jobs Writing a good CV Click icons for links to…

The most important aspects of a CV @EducateCareers The most important aspects of a CV You will be presented with a number of important aspects of a CV and must decide whether one aspect is more important or less important than another aspect. All statistics are taken from a survey of employers. The employers represent a wide variety of jobs. Click icons for links to…

Is using keywords Than computer skills? or More important @EducateCareers Question 1 Is using keywords More important Less important or Than computer skills?

Using keywords is Than computer skills More important @EducateCareers Question 1 Using keywords is More important Than computer skills 2% of employers said they look for keywords related to the job in a CV, while only 1% said they look for evidence of computer skills.

Than having a clear objective? @EducateCareers Question 2 Are computer skills More important Less important or Than having a clear objective?

Than having a clear objective @EducateCareers Question 2 Computer skills are Less important Than having a clear objective While 1% said they look for evidence of computer skills in a CV, 3% said they look for a candidate that has a clear objective.

Is having a clear objective @EducateCareers Question 3 Is having a clear objective More important Less important or Than mentioning personal experiences?

Having a clear objective is @EducateCareers Question 3 Having a clear objective is More important Than mentioning personal experiences While 3% of employers look for a clear objective, only 1% look for personal experiences.

or Is mentioning personal experiences More important Less important @EducateCareers Question 4 Is mentioning personal experiences More important Less important or Than demonstrating intangible skills? (such as being an individual)

Mentioning personal experiences is @EducateCareers Question 4 Mentioning personal experiences is Less important Than demonstrating intangible skills (such as being an individual) 1% look for personal experiences, but 9% look for intangible skills such as being an individual or having a desire to succeed.

Than spelling and grammar? @EducateCareers Question 5 Is demonstrating intangible skills More important Less important or Than spelling and grammar?

Than spelling and grammar @EducateCareers Question 5 Demonstrating intangible skills is Less important Than spelling and grammar 9% look for intangible skills, but 14% will consider the spelling and grammar as part of the application.

Is spelling and grammar @EducateCareers Question 6 Is spelling and grammar More important Less important or Than education?

Spelling and grammar is @EducateCareers Question 6 Spelling and grammar is More important Than education 14% look at spelling and grammar while 9% look at education. This survey includes a range of jobs. For some jobs a specific education is a requirement for the role.

@EducateCareers Question 7 Is education More important Less important or Than contact information?

@EducateCareers Question 7 Education is More important Than contact information 9% look at education, but just 1% look for contact information. This could be because employers do not think about contacting someone until after they have reviewed their CV.

Than how easy it is to read? @EducateCareers Question 8 Is contact information More important Less important or Than how easy it is to read?

Than how easy it is to read @EducateCareers Question 8 Contact information is Less important Than how easy it is to read 1% look for contact information while 25% will judge a CV on how easy it is to read.

Is how easy it is to read Than skills mentioned? or More important @EducateCareers Question 9 Is how easy it is to read More important Less important or Than skills mentioned?

How easy it is to read is Than skills mentioned Less important @EducateCareers Question 9 How easy it is to read is Less important Than skills mentioned 25% judge a CV on how easy it is to read, with 35% judging by the skills mentioned.

Than related work experience? @EducateCareers Question 10 Are skills mentioned More important Less important or Than related work experience?

Than related work experience @EducateCareers Question 10 Skills mentioned are Less important Than related work experience 35% judge a CV by the skills mentioned and 45% look for previous related work experience.

The most important aspects of a CV @EducateCareers The most important aspects of a CV 45% Previous related work experience 35% Qualifications & skills 25% Easy to read 16% Accomplishments 14% Spelling & grammar 9% Education Intangibles: individuality/desire to succeed 3% Clear objective 2% Keywords added 1% Contact information Personal experiences Computer skills

For more information: Click icons for links to… @EducateCareers https://www.kent.ac.uk/careers/cv.htm http://www.hrgrapevine.com/content/article/2014-07-04-cv-lies-could-lead-to-10-years-in-jail#.U7agofldUf0 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/interesting-facts-cvs-job-seeking-interviews-vijay-bragato Click icons for links to…