What will recruiters/HR professionals think of your CV? Does your CV sell your experience properly? Is your CV working hard for you? Could it be improved?
It’s hard to stand back and critically appraise your own CV; you are just too close to it. For a limited period only I am offering a free CV review. Send your CV to me in August (info@djmro.com) and I will read it and provide you with a critical appraisal. My expertise lies in career advice, CV-writing and senior recruitment and I believe that it is an unusual CV indeed that cannot be improved in some way.
After I have commented on your CV you may then decide to commission me to write a new version. It’s up to you – there is no obligation for you to buy, but if you do my CV-writing service is priced at just £165; a small price to pay for such a crucial and potentially life-changing document.
Send your CV to info@djmro.com
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Thursday, 7 August 2014
Monday, 14 April 2014
Excellent executive CV / resume-writing services
My customers tell me that my CVs work: they get them more interviews compared to their old CVs. Just to clarify, DJMRO is now focused 100% on CV-writing. Many - but not all - of my customers are senior executives in the Telecoms and Technology sectors. To find out more see my LinkedIn profile and www.djmro.com. I have written hundreds of CVs for my clients who come from all over the world and include senior managers, Directors and C-level professionals from operators, consultancies and vendors.
My CV philosophy is clear: CVs should be short and to-the-point. Two pages are ideal. CVs should begin with a strong opening section that describes and sells the person and explains what they can bring to a prospective end employer. The job sections should be rich with achievements wherever possible. Less is more with CV-writing and over-long CVs will harm your prospects!
I no longer carry out CV-marketing projects for DJMRO clients and soon the website will be altered to reflect this change.
Regarding job seeking, I have this advice:
1/ Know your target sectors/roles and think creatively about related areas that could use your skills.
2/ Get an excellent CV written. Make sure it can be easily read and understood by a time-pressed reader.
3/ Apply for jobs using a short covering letter/CV. Tailor the CV and letter for each individual application.
4/ Also approach headhunters/recruitment consultants. The more the better.
5/ Send speculative applications to target companies.
To a certain extent job-seeking, even at senior levels, is a numbers game. Put in the work and you should get results.
Contact me anytime to discuss re-writing your CV. I charge £165 (UK) for this service. Email your existing CV to info@djmro.com and let me know when you are free to talk.
All best,
Darren Manning
www.djmro.com
My CV philosophy is clear: CVs should be short and to-the-point. Two pages are ideal. CVs should begin with a strong opening section that describes and sells the person and explains what they can bring to a prospective end employer. The job sections should be rich with achievements wherever possible. Less is more with CV-writing and over-long CVs will harm your prospects!
I no longer carry out CV-marketing projects for DJMRO clients and soon the website will be altered to reflect this change.
Regarding job seeking, I have this advice:
1/ Know your target sectors/roles and think creatively about related areas that could use your skills.
2/ Get an excellent CV written. Make sure it can be easily read and understood by a time-pressed reader.
3/ Apply for jobs using a short covering letter/CV. Tailor the CV and letter for each individual application.
4/ Also approach headhunters/recruitment consultants. The more the better.
5/ Send speculative applications to target companies.
To a certain extent job-seeking, even at senior levels, is a numbers game. Put in the work and you should get results.
Contact me anytime to discuss re-writing your CV. I charge £165 (UK) for this service. Email your existing CV to info@djmro.com and let me know when you are free to talk.
All best,
Darren Manning
www.djmro.com
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