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TIPS FOR WRITING YOUR CV ⬇️

- Unwritten rule is that your resume should be meticulous, transparent and concise

- Everything should fit on one page only, no need for unimportant details

- Picture and home address is optional, not mandatory - if you put your photograph, please let it be professional, that doesn't mean you shouldn't smile :)

- Experience - write down your position and enlist what you did on your job (e.g. communication with clients, writing clean code, working closely with UX/UI designers), depending on the job you're applying to

- Form - It should be in PDF format, please don't write it in Word because it's unprofessional (especially if you're from an IT department - if you can write code, you can put your doc in PDF) :D
- Section ‘About’ or ‘Profile’ is relevant - if you don't have it, consider to add one. It should be precise and concrete, you can point out something that you're proud of like your business success, some skills or performances that led you to that success.

- Template - you can find it online, you can use Canva (for free) or some other template from Etsy (it's not too expensive), but make sure it's not the same as everyone's, add a personal touch.

- And last but not the least - Please don't lie on your resume.

Good luck with finding the right job! :)

Do you ever feel confused by the terms that are being used in the IT world?

Don’t worry, everyone is at some point!

We have prepared a list of terms that are being used in project management and explained their meaning.

This post is dedicated to people who plan on becoming project managers, but also to junior devs that are just starting their careers.

Enjoy and let us know if this was helpful!

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