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An old saying, - First Impression is the best impression. When we are applying for the jobs, chances of getting interview depend mainly on CV. Each location has its own CV format. While applying for an UK based job you need to sent a standard UK  format CV(optional cases some organisations do not accepts CV). 



1 Header with Name, phone number and email address (avoid address)

2 Career Conspectus – Describe about your experience, what technology you familiar with, what domain you got experience etc

3. Technical Skills – Mention all the technical skills on this section (In good format, if necessary use tables)
4. Certifications - Mention about the Certifications passed.

5. Employment Chronicle- Mention about the professional experience (Most recent first).Include Project name/Client name  , a brief summary  of project, your responsibility (Means role in the project), and the environment(Which  technologies used) which the projects works
6. Internal ship-Mention the internal ship undertaken
7 Academic qualification -Give a brief description about you qualification (Most recent first)
8 Mention about the Reference (No need to add it in CV, just mention available on request)
These are the common areas need to cover in CV.
The maximum length of the CV should be less than 4 page
Last but not the least
CV should be in a good format, can get some good templates from job sites. 
NB: - Avoid spelling mistakes (I know, I make a lot spelling and grammar mistakes)
Best of luck for the job search !!!
 

Comments

  1. Bijo23 April 2010 at 19:42

    CV length should not be more than 2 pages ideally.

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  2. Adarsh23 April 2010 at 22:11

    Thanks for the comments. I actually like to see comments and more debates. Then we people can share the knowledge.

    Not like actually. If you are applying for a graduate role CV length should not be more than 2 page. But for the experienced guys can keep the CV length up to 4 pages to include all your expertise.

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