It’s worth repeating something mentioned earlier in this RecWorks Developer Careers Guide, as it is a crucial truth that many candidates ignore to the detriment of their chances of getting their perfect job: Having seen many examples of CVs that get a candidate interviewed and CVs that get a candidate…
Read MoreThe supplementary information you put into your CV covering education, interests and references may not make or break your job application, but you want to make sure you get the very best out of your CV. Here’s how you do that. Education Details about your education are important and must…
Read MoreYour career history should be presented with the current/most recent company first, and then others in reverse chronological order. Present every company in the same font, size, and format. Include the company name, time period that you were employed and your job title. Beneath this you should include a very…
Read MoreAs a developer, it’s essential that your CV presents information about your technical skills in the right way. Making a distinction between your ‘technology portfolio’ and your ‘ability’ as a programmer is crucial. ‘Ability’ is a term that describes who you are: how you approach programming, what you value, your…
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