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Here are some more tips to improve your CV:


• Include an "awards/honors" section - Listing any awards, honors, scholarships or professional distinctions you've received shows that you're a high performer and sought after.


• Remove college/high school - Once you have a few years of work experience under your belt, it's best to remove your high school and focus only on the most relevant college degrees or certifications.


• Ask references for permission - Always ask people before listing them as references. Give them an updated copy of your CV and a sense of what roles you're applying for.


• Limit personal information - It's best to avoid listing things like age, marital status, religion, political views, or health issues that are not relevant to your skills and qualifications for the job.

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• Avoid adjectives - Stick to facts and quantifiable results versus vague descriptors like "hardworking", "organized" and "creative." The reviewer can determine if those adjectives apply.


• Mention key projects - If you worked on any major projects, initiatives or assignments that demonstrate your skills and accomplishments, be sure to include a summary of those on your CV.


• Include a link to your LinkedIn - Having an active, professional LinkedIn profile can boost your credibility and give recruiters more context. Provide a link at the top of your CV.


• Have someone new review it - To identify any gaps or issues in objectivity, have someone you haven't spoken with recently review your CV for fresh feedback and suggestion.


Hope these additional tips help you optimize your CV! Focusing on relevance, quantifiable results and clear communication of your skills, qualifications and value should be priorities when crafting or updating your CV. Let me know if you have any other questions.

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